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Rooster59 · 05-09-2019, 05:13 AM

Those tires and wheels will give a much rougher ride than what you had. No adjustment of air will make a big difference. Heavier shocks contribute to that but you need them for the extra weight behind the rear axle (people). I have them, I know but that is what I was going for. HD load control.

Check and adjust the front end alignment for some improvement in steering control. But it is lifted, it will handle differently. There is a reason Corvettes sit low to the ground, handling.

You have turned your mild mannered family sedan into a heavy load hauling 3/4-ton pickup truck. It won't ride the same even with a heavy load in the back.

You can make minor improvements with the advice everyone has offered.

05-09-2019, 05:13 AM	#10
Rooster59 Gone Wild Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: East Central Missouri Posts: 1,955	Re: Tires to blame for bad ride? Those tires and wheels will give a much rougher ride than what you had. No adjustment of air will make a big difference. Heavier shocks contribute to that but you need them for the extra weight behind the rear axle (people). I have them, I know but that is what I was going for. HD load control. Check and adjust the front end alignment for some improvement in steering control. But it is lifted, it will handle differently. There is a reason Corvettes sit low to the ground, handling. You have turned your mild mannered family sedan into a heavy load hauling 3/4-ton pickup truck. It won't ride the same even with a heavy load in the back. You can make minor improvements with the advice everyone has offered.