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Go for it! I put BFGoodrich 295/75R AT-XO's on my 1999 F-250 4x4, and they fit great. Plus they look really great, and best of all I haven't gotton stuck in the mud since I put them on! Can't say that about the factory Generals that the truck came with, tho they gave me 85,000 miles, so I can't really complain.
The speedometer reads about 6 or 7% low (compared to a GPS unit), and my mileage went up about 10%. The tire dealer said I was pushing the limit using the stock wheel width size, so maybe I'll wear out the center a little earlier than the edges.
On extreme turns, they come real close, but do not hit anything. The AT's don't handle quite as good on the highway as the old highway type generals did, but I expected that. No big deal.
Definitely worth it!
The speedometer reads about 6 or 7% low (compared to a GPS unit), and my mileage went up about 10%. The tire dealer said I was pushing the limit using the stock wheel width size, so maybe I'll wear out the center a little earlier than the edges.
On extreme turns, they come real close, but do not hit anything. The AT's don't handle quite as good on the highway as the old highway type generals did, but I expected that. No big deal.
Definitely worth it!
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I put the 285/75/16 on mine and wish I had gone a little bigger. I think the 315's probably would have fit without rubbing. I still think the 285's don't fill the wheel well as much as I would like. I have to keep load ratings in mind also considering the 12,000lb 5th wheel with an 1800lb tongue that I pull.
I went by one of those digital speedometer that D.O.T. puts on the side of the road and my speedometer was dead on with what it said I was doing.
2000 F350SD,SRW,RC,5spd man,V10, Front Leveling Kit,4.30 gears, 285/75/16 Wild Country
I went by one of those digital speedometer that D.O.T. puts on the side of the road and my speedometer was dead on with what it said I was doing.
2000 F350SD,SRW,RC,5spd man,V10, Front Leveling Kit,4.30 gears, 285/75/16 Wild Country
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I know guys running 295's and 305's all day long on stock rims. Although the 305's wear a little funny and have to be squeezed on the rim, they do fit. I am going with BFG 295's on my S/D soon. I think the factory alum wheels look GOOD, so I have no reason to change them out. Hope the 295's give good life........Anybody have any concerns with 295's??????
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