285/75R18 Open Country MT
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285/75R18 Open Country MT
Hey guys, just wondering if anyone has this tire set up on factory rims with a 2" LK. I'm getting ready to order them cause I think they should do better on the factory rim width rather than other 305's and such. Any input or pictures if you have these would be appreciated. Thanks
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275 = 10.8 inches wide
285 = 11.2 inches wide
305 = 12.0 inches wide
325 = 12.8 inches wide
(those are just the straight mm to inch conversions, actual tire width may vary)
I don't see how those 285's would look too narrow? I'd say go for them if you like. I think a real wide tire on factory rims looks out of place and they are more suited for aftermarket wide rims.
285 = 11.2 inches wide
305 = 12.0 inches wide
325 = 12.8 inches wide
(those are just the straight mm to inch conversions, actual tire width may vary)
I don't see how those 285's would look too narrow? I'd say go for them if you like. I think a real wide tire on factory rims looks out of place and they are more suited for aftermarket wide rims.
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my stocker 275/65/18 are a 32"...and are pretty proportional.
the 285 is ~1/2" wider and about 3.5" taller..makes me think they won't look good proportionally
anybody got pics of them installed. I like that the 285/75/18 is about a 35" tire...may not cause rubbing...but I'm concerned that they would look too narrow.
the 285 is ~1/2" wider and about 3.5" taller..makes me think they won't look good proportionally
anybody got pics of them installed. I like that the 285/75/18 is about a 35" tire...may not cause rubbing...but I'm concerned that they would look too narrow.
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275 = 10.8 inches wide
285 = 11.2 inches wide
305 = 12.0 inches wide
325 = 12.8 inches wide
(those are just the straight mm to inch conversions, actual tire width may vary)
I don't see how those 285's would look too narrow? I'd say go for them if you like. I think a real wide tire on factory rims looks out of place and they are more suited for aftermarket wide rims.
285 = 11.2 inches wide
305 = 12.0 inches wide
325 = 12.8 inches wide
(those are just the straight mm to inch conversions, actual tire width may vary)
I don't see how those 285's would look too narrow? I'd say go for them if you like. I think a real wide tire on factory rims looks out of place and they are more suited for aftermarket wide rims.
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Think they will look great on a stock rim. Like the pizza cutter look. In the old days used to run a 12.5 x 36 or 38 Swamper TSL on 10" wide rim until I seen them on a 8" rim. Sure made the truck look different. I though both of these tires worked better on the narrower rim and worked way better than the 15/35x15 (I was 1 of the first to run this size of tire. Bought them direct from Interco before they hit the advertizing or stores thru 1 of their salesmen) TSLs I was originally running. Have to remember we drive heavy pigs so flotation is out of the question.
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