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From: Jacksonville, FL
biggest tire
295's are the safest bet. Check out the new FAQ - it's great
and covers this topic on tire sizes well:
http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta/RollingChassisFAQ3.htm
http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta/AftermarketFAQ4.htm
hth,
-- Bob
2001 F250 SD CC Lariat, V-10, 4.30, 6' Bed, 4x4, Auto, K&N FIPK-2, SCMT-tuned, BFG 295/75/16 AT's
and covers this topic on tire sizes well:
http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta/RollingChassisFAQ3.htm
http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta/AftermarketFAQ4.htm
hth,
-- Bob
2001 F250 SD CC Lariat, V-10, 4.30, 6' Bed, 4x4, Auto, K&N FIPK-2, SCMT-tuned, BFG 295/75/16 AT's
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biggest tire
>295's are the safest bet. Check out the new FAQ - it's great
>and covers this topic on tire sizes well:
>
>http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta/RollingChassisFAQ3.htm
>
>http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta/AftermarketFAQ4.htm
>
>hth,
>
The FAQ'S tire recomendation is for a 4x4, not sure if a 2 wheel drive sits as hi in the front.
>and covers this topic on tire sizes well:
>
>http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta/RollingChassisFAQ3.htm
>
>http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta/AftermarketFAQ4.htm
>
>hth,
>
The FAQ'S tire recomendation is for a 4x4, not sure if a 2 wheel drive sits as hi in the front.
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From: Jacksonville, FL
biggest tire
>The FAQ'S tire recomendation is for a 4x4, not sure if a 2
>wheel drive sits as hi in the front.
Good point - I read the post too quickly. Your tire shop should
be willing to try on at least 2 if not 3 diff. sizes to make sure
they fit fine. That is what I did when choosing my 295's - I had them
bring in a set of 285's just in case there was rubbing and I had to
go down a size.
Thanks for catching that Yeti.... guess it really is time for me to
go get that morning coffee now!! :P
-- Bob
2001 F250 SD CC Lariat, V-10, 4.30, 6' Bed, 4x4, Auto, K&N FIPK-2, SCMT-tuned, BFG 295/75/16 AT's
>wheel drive sits as hi in the front.
Good point - I read the post too quickly. Your tire shop should
be willing to try on at least 2 if not 3 diff. sizes to make sure
they fit fine. That is what I did when choosing my 295's - I had them
bring in a set of 285's just in case there was rubbing and I had to
go down a size.
Thanks for catching that Yeti.... guess it really is time for me to
go get that morning coffee now!! :P
-- Bob
2001 F250 SD CC Lariat, V-10, 4.30, 6' Bed, 4x4, Auto, K&N FIPK-2, SCMT-tuned, BFG 295/75/16 AT's
