Tire size
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Tire size
Is there a differance between a 265 75 15 and a 31 10.5 15 tire? I'm looking to get new skins for my 95 Bronco. I'm looking at "BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A", but they don't come in a 265 75 15. They only have 235 75 15 & 31 10.5 15 for my truck. I think the 235's look to small in them big wheel wells. The 265's look alot better but they don't come in that size. Any tire experts out there? Thanks
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That is almost exactly the same size (veeeery close). You can buy those 31"s and they will work fine for you. 31" tires are one of the most popular upgrade from the metric standards. I had some 31" Michelin LTX A/Ts on mine, and I loved them.
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Go with the 31"s. They look just fine on a stock Bronc. I am running Goodyear Wrangler RT/S 31 10.5 tires and am very satisfied with them, they fill the wheel well space nicely and never have any rubbing issues.
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Heres a pic of my 94, I'm running 31 10.5 15, BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A and I love them. No clearance issues at all, even with the wheel fully cranked. They fill up the stock wheel wells nicely in my opinion. I think I could actually fit in a set of 32's without any trouble as well, which I may seriously do in the near future.
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31"s is the way to go
i run the 31x10.5x15 BF goodrich TA KO's i like em and i think 32"s will fit too! i think i will try them next time....but i like the way the 31" s look
Last edited by lljanek; Nov 10, 2004 at 05:43 PM.
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I just got my 31x10.5 R15's BF Goodrich TA ($80) and they fit great. I was looking at 32's, but it might be really close to the bumper (94 Bronco).
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mine cost about $120ea from SAM'S. But I like the way SAM's treats me...they replace my tires no questions asked!!!
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i have the 32x11.50's on my truck and they don't rub at all...never. they fill the wheel well really well and like i said, no rubbing, BUT....i have aftermarket wheels. take a look at my pics.
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fitting bigger tires
I am running a set of 33" 12.50" 15 inch rims and i have a 3 inch body lift and there are no clearance problems...im gonna try and tuck a set of 35" 12.50" 16.5 rims this time around...ill let u know what happens
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From: Hanscom AFB, MA
Originally Posted by elwapo
I am running 32s on my 96 there is no problems not sure about anything bigger than that