I know the 35s are just a hair smaller but I'm wondering if it's enough for the tires to look too small. I have a 2006 F250 with a 6" lift and the 325s are just barely big enough to look good and afraid anything smaller will look funny.so had anyone done this before?

 

It's close enough where it shouldn't matter. If your current tires are worn down pretty good, the 35's will probably be bigger right now.

 

325's is equivalent to 37"? On a six inch lift I have seen Dually like mine running 35" looked great to me but it's probably just how I would like it.

 

325 are the metric version of. 35x12.5. 295 70 is the the same as a 35x11. The 325 will fit stock on new trucks minor rub at full lock stock rims to the left. They even rub on stock wheels with lol kit , offset rims would be needed to eliminate this problem

 

I went from 35x12.50 to 325/60 and the 325s look better and fill up fender wells better. same brand tires 35=34.54" 325=35.45"

 

On a metric size tire the 325 denotes the mm width of the tread. 325 = 12.8" the 60 is the percent value of the sidewall to the tread which is 35" with a 60. 20" is the rim diameter. So a 325/60 20 tire is 12.8" wide by 35 inches tall. .3 inches is not that much but does make a difference. They will usually be slightly shorter then 35" as well.

 

Just go to the brand tire you are going to buy and look at the spec. sheet. Mine are nitto and 325s are bigger than 35s. Toyos same thing.