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Just got new tires yesterday. I managed to run the stocks for 15k miles. No real complaints other than a little noisy

37x12.5 r18 Nitto Recons on stock wheels.
 

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2nd wheel swap for the truck.

Out with the 37 Toyos on 18" KMC GRS wheels, and in with 37 Yokohamas on 17" Nomad Sahara's

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How has the Vertex treated you? Thoughts on ride quality?
Honestly the Vertex has been just fine. Again I live in GA and mostly ride rough farm roads, go through ditches and old logging roads. No baha type driving. I tow a 10,000 lbs tractor a good bit back and forth from AL to Ga and with the air bags it does great.
 
2026 F250 Tremor. Bone stock.
Nomad Convoy 17x8.5 +10
Toyo AT3 37x12.50
No rub so far.
 

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Purchased 5 of these to run on my 2026 F250 Tremor stock suspension. Wheels are 17x9 +18. I should be able to run 37x13.5x17 with minimal rubbing correct?

 
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Purchased 5 of these to run on my 2026 F250 Tremor stock suspension. Wheels are 17x9 +18. I should be able to run 37x13.5x17 with minimal rubbing correct?

13.50’s might rub the sway bar at full lock and you might have to trim the small plastic piece on the bottom rear of the wheel well. You’ll be fine. Send it.
 
13.50’s might rub the sway bar at full lock and you might have to trim the small plastic piece on the bottom rear of the wheel well. You’ll be fine. Send it.
If I end up with BFG AT KO3s, I'm rocking white letters out, I am a child of the 80s.
 
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Nitto Recon Grappler - 37 X 11.5 X 17 D Load Range - 71 lbs 36.5" dia
Vision Flow 351 - 17 X 8.5, +18mm - 29 lbs

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Still in love with the Echos+ 37" Falken A/T4W combo. Just finished my 3rd mountain towing trip and the platform feels much more stable than the stock Duracraps ever did. Looks a helluva lot better too (y)
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Looking good brother! How's the transmission temp been doing?
Better. This last trip, which included the Eisenhower and Rabbit Ears passes in 85 degree temps, hit a peak of 232 degrees. Previously, on the same route, I hit 247 if I recall. But my truck will also hit 215-220 just cruising around in high temps without a trailer, so the increase seems reasonable. I wonder what kind of difference I might see if I go to one of the larger, aftermarket pans?
 
Better. This last trip, which included the Eisenhower and Rabbit Ears passes in 85 degree temps, hit a peak of 232 degrees. Previously, on the same route, I hit 247 if I recall. But my truck will also hit 215-220 just cruising around in high temps without a trailer, so the increase seems reasonable. I wonder what kind of difference I might see if I go to one of the larger, aftermarket pans?
The transmission has a factory thermostatic bypass valve that purposely restricts flow to the cooler until the fluid reaches about 210°F. An aftermarket deep pan (like a Mag-Hytec or PPE) will add extra fluid capacity—which means it takes longer to heat up—but that factory thermostat will still force the transmission to reach its 210°+ baseline.

If you actually want to see lower temperatures, the real fix is a Thermal Bypass Valve (companies like PPE make them). This replaces the factory thermostat to allow full-time flow to the transmission cooler right from the start, which can drop your baseline operating temps by up to 35°F. A deep pan is still an awesome upgrade for the extra fluid capacity, cooling fins, and the drain plug, but the bypass valve is what actually moves the needle on temperature.


 
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The transmission has a factory thermostatic bypass valve that purposely restricts flow to the cooler until the fluid reaches about 210°F. An aftermarket deep pan (like a Mag-Hytec or PPE) will add extra fluid capacity—which means it takes longer to heat up—but that factory thermostat will still force the transmission to reach its 210°+ baseline.

If you actually want to see lower temperatures, the real fix is a Thermal Bypass Valve (companies like PPE make them). This replaces the factory thermostat to allow full-time flow to the transmission cooler right from the start, which can drop your baseline operating temps by up to 35°F. A deep pan is still an awesome upgrade for the extra fluid capacity, cooling fins, and the drain plug, but the bypass valve is what actually moves the needle on temperature.


Awesome information, thanks buddy! I guess as long as everything works.... I just hate seeing temps in the 240s. It seems like Ford could choose to lower the temp setting on the bypass valve, but they must feel it is fine to let it run as hot as it does.
 
Awesome information, thanks buddy! I guess as long as everything works.... I just hate seeing temps in the 240s. It seems like Ford could choose to lower the temp setting on the bypass valve, but they must feel it is fine to let it run as hot as it does.
You're welcome brother! For $80 and 15 minutes to install, it's a no-brainer.
 
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