Always wanted my truck lowered im the back

[Lifted2wd]

At least i know 37s fill the wheel wells wo rubbing. 1.5 tons of rocks a little weighted down. Next time I'll plan ahead and get a trailer.

 

[IRSmart]

Jesus dude. I wouldn’t even put that much weight in my 2500, that’s double what it’s rated for.

 

[Joes1500]

Yea I'm sure that's riding on the bump stops.

 

[Lifted2wd]

Luckily it was .25 mile from my house. It's thw last time I push it like that

 

[clay282]

WOW...

 

[IRSmart]

Luckily it was .25 mile from my house. It's thw last time I push it like that

That’s more than pushing it. Your truck is rated for 1,500 lbs payload because that’s all it can hold and operate safely. I’m baffled you didn’t break an axle with literally double the truck’s payload capacity loaded onto a single axle.

I’m also surprised a shop would even load your truck like that. When I bought my pellet stove, I needed to sign a waiver before they would load a ton of pellets and the stove into the 3/4 ton truck I “borrowed” from work. I tried telling them that the term “3/4 ton” was just a nickname now a days but they didn’t believe me. I was only about 200 lbs over capacity in that truck and was still nervous. I can’t imagine going 3/4 of a ton over load specs.