New Tires
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New Tires
Hey, all, I'm looking for new tires for my '90 F150 4x4. I currently have 32x11.50-15 Goodyear Wrangler APT.
I need a tall tire, no taller than 32" and more narrow, like no wider than 11.50 I want a semi-agressive tread, but nothing that's going to run me over $175 a tire. So, basically, I'm looking for a 32x10.50-15 tire.
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I need a tall tire, no taller than 32" and more narrow, like no wider than 11.50 I want a semi-agressive tread, but nothing that's going to run me over $175 a tire. So, basically, I'm looking for a 32x10.50-15 tire.
All right
Thank you
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32x10.50 is a very uncommon size with only a handful of tires, and I believe they all have tread suited for off-road travel. You'll get a lot better selection with either 31x10.50 or 32x11.50.
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Originally Posted by aurgathor
32x10.50 is a very uncommon size with only a handful of tires, and I believe they all have tread suited for off-road travel. You'll get a lot better selection with either 31x10.50 or 32x11.50.
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Originally Posted by MBBFord
I think Dunlop makes a tire for what you want in a A/T, and they aren't even $120 or I don't think so.
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It depends what is more imortant to you -- tread or size. Personally, I'd like to get a 33x9.50 or 33x10.50 with highway tread once I install my lift kit, and while these sizes do exist, as far as I know, I can only get off-road tread in those sizes. I travel quite a bit on less than ideal gravel and dirt roads where good ground clearance and a strong tire is good to have, but I hardly ever need the extra traction the off-road tires can provide under certain circumstances.
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BFGoodrich makes 33-10.5-15's and 33-9.5-15's in an all-terrain. I have seen 32-10.5-15's but the only compaqny i know of that makes them is Interco and they are mud tires. I want a set of 33-10.5-15's for my 1995 bronco. they fit with no clearance problems but i need to swap out to 3.73 gears first.
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Originally Posted by 95bogginbronco
BFGoodrich makes 33-10.5-15's and 33-9.5-15's in an all-terrain. I have seen 32-10.5-15's but the only compaqny i know of that makes them is Interco and they are mud tires. I want a set of 33-10.5-15's for my 1995 bronco. they fit with no clearance problems but i need to swap out to 3.73 gears first.
Thanks for the help.
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