tire fitment
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tire fitment
this question has probably been on here a thousand times but im looking for the biggest tire that will fit on a 99 350 Power strock, it may have a leveling kit in the front not sure. Be it stock or after market rims. Thanks
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Let me say welcome if ya havent heard that yet.... Im one of the dudes that has way too much time and checks this site at least once a day.. Anyway try and use the search feature to answer your question.. i will not even try to answer it cause im not sure of the answer and dont even want to steer you in the wrong direction.... i THINK that allot of guys run 33"s with some issues id look into.. generally the F350s sit a bit higher so you might be better off.. I can tell you for sure the truth is out there, an no need to go any further than this site... use the search or just give it a day.. and all your answers will come...There is much info on this topic, probably more than any other, cause everyone wants to know..
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5thwheeler, 385/75?!? That equates to about a 38.7" tire, hope your finger slipped and you meant to type 285/75!
I'm running 295/75 BFG's, and they BARELY clear without rubbing. This is on the stock rims with non-snowplow, or heavy-duty front springs (W code springs, right guys?)
I'm running 295/75 BFG's, and they BARELY clear without rubbing. This is on the stock rims with non-snowplow, or heavy-duty front springs (W code springs, right guys?)
