i havent had any prob with them wearing out really the ones i have on the front. are about 6 years old n still have about 25% tread left. i like them. they are really good off road. but to each his own. as long we still help each other out lol.

 

Nope have to disagree with you on this one. I'd like to see a 37 made to fit a 7 or 8" wide rim, they might slide on, but there's no way that rim is wide enough, 31x10.50, yup. 32x11.50, yup. 33x12.5, nope, need a 15x10 for those. I have come across this a lot lately at work and it's starting to get me so pardon me if I sound rude but you have to stay within 2-4" of the size on the side of the tire.

 

you do not have to have a 10 inch wide rim for a 12.50 tire

i had 35x12.50r20's on factory dodge 20x9's

they work and look great on 9 inch wide and 8 inch wide would probably be good too

 

I got tired of not having cup holders in my new 88 F150. I had a couple extra center caps laying around so I painted them.


Then used some self-tappers and screwed them to the floor.
Installed

 

Very nifty idea there man...5 outta 5 on the idea!

-Wes

 

I thought I'd seen it all, but that is just cool as hell! 5 STARS!!

 

i was running 32x11.50x15 , dunlop rvxt's on my truck for a while with stock wheels, no issues and a decent tire

 

here is a pic of OSCAR after a night of mud runnin and haulin 2 and a half tons of 304

 

You want good tires? Michelin LTX are pricey. We've got em on an Isuzu Trooper, and in 2k miles they'll have 100k on em

 

i totally dig the cup holders! brilliant idea

 

with the tire discussion i would love to get some 16 inch rims and wrap some lt235/85/16 tires around them... or maybe find some good cheap 33's for my 15's and use the moog 844 spring mod to level and lift the front. but money is tight here too. so bits and pieces at a time and eventually ill get there. i hope.

to keep relevance to the thread. i installed " hand me down" aftermarket stereo and sub with amp in my truck.

 

yea the cup holders are really cool

 

Show me a manufacturer of mud tires that does not suggest using a rim between 2-4" narrower than the tread width, i.e. 33x12.50r15 requires a rim between 8.5-10.5" wide, most run them on 15x10. I got part of my front sheetmetal back on the 250, and started scuffing the C-10 for paint. First time it's been painted in 41yrs since it left GM, and no rust at all since I fixed the hole in the floorpan.

 

whats stock rim measurements on a 91 ford f150 5 on 5.5?

 

i finished doing the rust treatment on the underhood sheetmetal brackets, cut the core support mounts off the frame , rust treatment on the front rails of the frame(that i could get to) i use eastwoods rust encapsulator. good stuff! cheking and making sure i got all newer cleaner hardware to reassemble the nose in a few days .