Nothing real special, but hey it is what it is

 

295/70/18's Terra's are what I have. It improves the look greatly and they are much more useful offroad than the OEM's were.

I'm interested what your MPG loss is over the next few tanks, if you don't mind reporting back.

 

Actually it went from 17.6 to 19.1...go figure right.

 

...you need new plates......"GOOD MPG" or "BETTER MPG"
...nice tires...and truck!

 

No joke. Time for lift and tuner

 

What axle ratio do you have? 3.31 or 3.55?

 

Guessing 3.55 if he has 18's

 

That looks very nice.
It Looks exactly like mine minus the tires LOL
Do you have any rubbing issues ?
Does your truck have the Plow pkg ?
I was thinking of that size with Goodyear Duratrac

 

holy old thread bump Jeffhay

 

Hmmm didn't notice that
So does anyone have a F350 CC 4x4 with a plow pkg know what the largest
18" tire I can do on a stock Rim ?

 

I have a leveling kit with snow plow prep springs with 35" diameter tires that rub at full lock under suspension load. It's not often, but if I drive into a bump at full lock at speed, I'll hear it rub. I'd say without a leveling kit, a 33" diameter tire is all that will fit safely, but I know a lot of guys that have Nitto Terra Grapplers in LT295/70R18 E which are 34.29" and they tell me they don't rub. I'm not so sure they don't rub a little, but what do I know?

 

those mts? I just bought 4 nitto tera grappler mtz. Nice tires op.

 

Savage, The OEM 20" Michelins are 34.4" tall and they don't rub. So I would expect the LT295/70R18 E at 34.29" not to rub. If they do, It would have more to do with the wheel offset than the tire diameter

 

Gotcha...thanks for that info