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True, I had to look at a couple of shops before I found one that would mount 315s on stock wheels (in litigious Cali).
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They mounted 315s on Rudolph since August 2007 and all of a sudden it's illegal.
What gets me is that if they're not willing to install a larger tire size due to whatever issue, why would you sell them?
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Would like to go with some 20's off of the newer superduty trucks but I will be using this to tow my toy hauler sometimes and not sure if I like the idea of spacers. I want to keep the sidewall low profile for handling though for sure.
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Sounds like some '04 OEM Super Duty 18" would be a good rim for you, up sized 8" wide rim that does not need spacers to fit correctly. I went with them on my EX because we tow heavy and I didn't want to use spacers for that, I have 35.28" tall Nitto Duras in 305/70R18E on my '04 Lariat rims.
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Sounds like some '04 OEM Super Duty 18" would be a good rim for you, up sized 8" wide rim that does not need spacers to fit correctly. I went with them on my EX because we tow heavy and I didn't want to use spacers for that, I have 35.28" tall Nitto Duras in 305/70R18E on my '04 Lariat rims.
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