Will 285/65/16's fit stock Cast Aluminum '99 rims?
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Will 285/65/16's fit stock Cast Aluminum '99 rims?
Just curious if this size will fit on my stock rims because I saw that Pirrelli Scorpion Zero's are made in this size and I would like to see about getting those next time around. Thanks for the input.
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Finally, the day has come! I am now the proud driver of BIG RED! '99 S/C, 4.2, 5 spd, XLT, Bright Red Clearcoat, Medium Graphite, Cast Aluminum wheels, Lund bug shield, Limo tinting, Pendaliner, Infinity References all around, (amp in process), (subs for x-mas), (Dynomax Cat back coming), (if product released, will aquire Airaid, "HINT HINT EVERGREEN!")
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I have looked at those also. My understanding is they require an 8" rim and the stock rims on the F-150's are 7". Everyone I talked to said they wouldn't fit so I didn't get them.
Randy
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[This message has been edited by forgeur (edited 07-19-1999).]
Randy
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'98 XLT SC, 4.2V6, 4spd Auto, BugflectorII, 50th Aniversery Flooor Mats, K&N Filter, Hard Tonneau Cover, Billet Grill and Insert, Sony CDX-6850 Head Unit, Soundstream Rubicon 405 Amp, JBL GTO 5x7's All 4 Doors, Qlogic 8" sub-enclosure with Kicker Punch XLC Woofer,SuperBrite Bulb Replacements...and More Mods to Come
http://206.170.51.68/truck
[This message has been edited by forgeur (edited 07-19-1999).]
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Charles F-
Here's the URL for the Pirelli Scorpion Zero
dimensional & fitment chart. You're right you'll need wider wheels. http://pirelli.pearlcomm.com/pneumat...dimensions.htm
You might also want to check out the Dunlop Rover GTX, really nice low profile truck tire and a whole lot cheaper than the P-Zero
Here's the URL for the Pirelli Scorpion Zero
dimensional & fitment chart. You're right you'll need wider wheels. http://pirelli.pearlcomm.com/pneumat...dimensions.htm
You might also want to check out the Dunlop Rover GTX, really nice low profile truck tire and a whole lot cheaper than the P-Zero