Tire Fitment Question
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... and that's why I ask.
31-inch tall rires is about max. Watch the wheel offset because if it is wrong then they may rub the radius arms.
31-inch tall rires is about max. Watch the wheel offset because if it is wrong then they may rub the radius arms.
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I run a 265/75/16 on my 2wd F250. I would imagine that your '74 sits about the same as my '79. Mine measure out at right around 31" (30.8" I believe).
The 75 aspect ratio will be a little taller/narrower than if you went 265/70.
I have no issues but don't think I could go a lot bigger. It does look better than stock and fills the wheel wells nicely. Pic below for reference:
The 75 aspect ratio will be a little taller/narrower than if you went 265/70.
I have no issues but don't think I could go a lot bigger. It does look better than stock and fills the wheel wells nicely. Pic below for reference:
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