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I have 265/75's on it now but would like to put the military tires on it but they are 37" tires I was just wandering if they will fit. They is another forum that was talking about this same thing and was supposed to have pics of them on the truck w/o a lift and with a lift but it was soo old I guess they were deleted and I couldent find any definite prrof that they would or any answers on what the biggiest t that will fit.
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"BiggEST" doesn't mean anything. Are you looking for a TALLER tire, a WIDER tire or a tire with a larger RIM size (or some combination thereof)?
I am wandering if the 37" military tires will fit without a lift.also if anyone has or knows where I can look up a pic of them on a truck without a lift if that's even possible that would be great also.
2wds came with 215s and a 5,00" offset rim
4wds came with 235s and a 5.35" offset rim
If you want to go to a wider tire(anything numerically higher than 215) I suggest the 4wd rims to start then a spacer between the two rims.
I was running 315s on my dually with a 4wd offset outer aluminum rim, a dodge offset inner aluminum rim and a 2" billet steel spacer between them.
I Should of used a 2.5" spacer
2wds came with 215s and a 5,00" offset rim
4wds came with 235s and a 5.35" offset rim
If you want to go to a wider tire(anything numerically higher than 215) I suggest the 4wd rims to start then a spacer between the two rims.
I was running 315s on my dually with a 4wd offset outer aluminum rim, a dodge offset inner aluminum rim and a 2" billet steel spacer between them.
I Should of used a 2.5" spacer
What model dodge wheel did you have to run? I dident know Ford and dodge had the same lug pattern.
It was an Alcoa wheel for a dodge. I had the center hub hole machined out to fit over the sterling hub. Ford, Chevy and Dodge all used the 8 on 6.5 bolt pattern until 99. Then ford screwed it up and went to a 8 on 170 metric pattern.
Dodge still uses the old pattern(but smaller hub hole) and chevy I think changed somewhere around...
2011(not sure on their hub size)