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preparing to go vertical...
i have a 95 f150 4x4 regular cab extended bed. stock everything, im gonna get a 2.5 rough country lift.
step 1. would 33X12.5R15LT size tires work well on 15x10" wheels? i keep hearing that you should keep your wheel at like a 8 for 10 tires? does that sound right? or will 10 wheels be ok?
ive got a few questions throughout the process but appreciate any one willing to help.
ill post pictures soon to this thread.
step 1. would 33X12.5R15LT size tires work well on 15x10" wheels? i keep hearing that you should keep your wheel at like a 8 for 10 tires? does that sound right? or will 10 wheels be ok?
ive got a few questions throughout the process but appreciate any one willing to help.
ill post pictures soon to this thread.
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i have a 95 f150 4x4 regular cab extended bed. stock everything, im gonna get a 2.5 rough country lift.
step 1. would 33X12.5R15LT size tires work well on 15x10" wheels? i keep hearing that you should keep your wheel at like a 8 for 10 tires? does that sound right? or will 10 wheels be ok?
ive got a few questions throughout the process but appreciate any one willing to help.
ill post pictures soon to this thread.
step 1. would 33X12.5R15LT size tires work well on 15x10" wheels? i keep hearing that you should keep your wheel at like a 8 for 10 tires? does that sound right? or will 10 wheels be ok?
ive got a few questions throughout the process but appreciate any one willing to help.
ill post pictures soon to this thread.
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thats what i was thinkin, it would evenly lay out the tire better with less bubble on the side wall. but i wanted to check with yall,
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