Question about tire size
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Question about tire size
Gents,
I just picked up a '90 Bronco II with the 2.9 and a 5 speed, and the stock suspension.
It's got these little tires on it. . .
I would like to know what's the largest tire size I can get under the wheelwells without them rubbing?
Thanks,
S.
I just picked up a '90 Bronco II with the 2.9 and a 5 speed, and the stock suspension.
It's got these little tires on it. . .
I would like to know what's the largest tire size I can get under the wheelwells without them rubbing?
Thanks,
S.
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I know without a lift the biggest you can run is 31x10.50's because I did on mine. I took it offroad as well and never had any rubbage, and I could turn the wheel from lock to lock without a problem. You can also fit 265's under there as well.
). Payed 80$ per piece. I think the best tires you can get
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Klim,
Yep, high and narrow is the way to go.
I just dropped a set of four 135 75 r15s on the truck.
They fill the wheelwell pretty well.
I'm turning this truck into a "drivers" Bronco II - if there's ever such a thing!
Thanks for the info,
S.
Yep, high and narrow is the way to go.
I just dropped a set of four 135 75 r15s on the truck.
They fill the wheelwell pretty well.
I'm turning this truck into a "drivers" Bronco II - if there's ever such a thing!
Thanks for the info,
S.
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I have a Ranger 4x4 with 235/75R-15 LT tires and the fronts rub a little with the steering wheel locked in either direction. I'm buying a pair of mud tires and will have to trim a little here and there.
