Hi, I'm not much of a truck guy. Have a couple of questions I'd think to know.

I currently have a 1993 ford f150 4wd, Stock rims are 15 and stock tires are 235/65/15. It's time for new tires, barely made it through the last Canadian winter. My question is could I get 17" rims and throw on 265/65/17 on my truck without having them rub. Keep in mind my bumper is slightly bent in, wondering if this would affect the tires i have in mind of getting either 265/65/17 or 275/65/17 if they would fit. I'd like to know the maximum rim/tire size i could get before rubbing or needing a lift, and i would probably get the next size down to keep it safe. Tires i'd be interested in will probably be cooper discover a/t, dont plan on going off roading/mudding, mostly for going to work and canadian back roads.

If anyone has any advice, tips, or ideas id greatly appreciate it.

 

anyone?

 

I remember back in the day you could only go as big as a 31 10 50
if you go to Discount Tire direct.com there's a tire size calculator.

 

I had a 93 F150 4x4 and I ran 33x12.50 Coopers on the stock rims w/ no issues what so ever. That truck was a beast, and looked great w/ the 33's on it... Let me see if I have a picture to share.... Yep. Here ya go