Please help picking new tires..
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Please help picking new tires..
Hey guys need some help, I am looking to get some new tires, right now I have the stock tires 275/65/18 on my FX4. So when I have been calling around to see how big I can go, everybody has been telling me 285/65/18 is the biggest? I am a little confused because a lot of yall have bigger tires than 285/65/18 on stock wheels, I have mentioned to them that i have the 2.5" leveling kit but they said it doesn't matter and that 285/65/18 is the biggest? So what can I do? Do i just tell them that I want to go bigger than 285/65/18? what is the biggest or what would be considered a good size, I want to go a little taller and wider, and I was hoping for 305/70 or 65 on the 18" stock wheels. Can somebody please help? The tire I want to go with are Nitto Trail Grapplers MT
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Hey guys need some help, I am looking to get some new tires, right now I have the stock tires 275/65/18 on my FX4. So when I have been calling around to see how big I can go, everybody has been telling me 285/65/18 is the biggest? I am a little confused because a lot of yall have bigger tires than 285/65/18 on stock wheels, I have mentioned to them that i have the 2.5" leveling kit but they said it doesn't matter and that 285/65/18 is the biggest? So what can I do? Do i just tell them that I want to go bigger than 285/65/18? what is the biggest or what would be considered a good size, I want to go a little taller and wider, and I was hoping for 305/70 or 65 on the 18" stock wheels. Can somebody please help? The tire I want to go with are Nitto Trail Grapplers MT
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The 305x65x18 may be the ideal size for a leveled 4x4. Just my 2 cent's. Anyway looking forward to the pics.
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If you have a 2.5" leveling kit then a 305/65/18 on stock rims will fit fine with out rubbing. I just put 305/65/18 on my stock rims and have pics of it in this thread if you want to check them out: https://www.f150online.com/forums/wh...s-1-5-aal.html I have no rubbing so far. The tires I great and I love the look but I did lose a couple mpg and a little get up and go since the tires a heavier and larger diameter than stock. I have the 5.4L w/3.55 gears. If you have 3.73 the performance drop will not be as noticeable with larger tires.
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Good to know I appreciate all the comments, P185 I saw the pix.. Looks good.. Thanks for the advice. And Wayne I am from the Rio Grand Valley, about 8 hours south of Dallas, about 1 hour away from South Padre, and 15 mins from Mexico, originally from McAllen, TX which would be considered one of the bigger towns here. You can alwas google map it and it will pop up if your bored haha.
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The largest size you can fit using the OEM wheels is a 35x12.50-18 (305/70-18). They will rub the control arms slightly at full steering lock. Anything smaller will fit with no rubbing. The shops you have been calling are just going by a sizing chart they have, which are always very conservative. As you see, you have access to first hand knowledge from thousands of pelple who own trucks just like yours.
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Hey Tom Heres My Email waynentexas@yahoo.com
I went to tirerack.com and got my price from them then took it to firestone and they price matched it for me....
I went to tirerack.com and got my price from them then took it to firestone and they price matched it for me....
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