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Yet another tire sizing question :)
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Yet another tire sizing question :)
Hi,
I've ordered a set of BFG All-Terrains (295/75/16) for installation on my '02 PSD. It has the stock suspension and wheels, and I've seen on the National Tire and Wheel website that these should fit with no modification. Anyone else out there running these tires on an otherwise stock PSD?
Thanks!
I've ordered a set of BFG All-Terrains (295/75/16) for installation on my '02 PSD. It has the stock suspension and wheels, and I've seen on the National Tire and Wheel website that these should fit with no modification. Anyone else out there running these tires on an otherwise stock PSD?
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by racerbrown
I've got a 2002 F 250 4x4 diesel with a full replacement grill guard and 305 75 16 BFG AT with no rubbing issues. Stock suspension and wheels too.
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What kind of mileage are you getting oout of the BFG's
I am thinking about going from a 265 to a 305.
May add a leveling kit.
I am thinking about going from a 265 to a 305.
May add a leveling kit.
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From: round rock, tx
Originally Posted by rjrhodes
Hi,
I've ordered a set of BFG All-Terrains (295/75/16) for installation on my '02 PSD. It has the stock suspension and wheels, and I've seen on the National Tire and Wheel website that these should fit with no modification. Anyone else out there running these tires on an otherwise stock PSD?
Thanks!
I've ordered a set of BFG All-Terrains (295/75/16) for installation on my '02 PSD. It has the stock suspension and wheels, and I've seen on the National Tire and Wheel website that these should fit with no modification. Anyone else out there running these tires on an otherwise stock PSD?
Thanks!
I am going up to a 315/70R17 soon, I will have to check out all the fitment issues
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Originally Posted by Vijay
Pardon me if I sound stupid but what does 295/75/16 translate to? I know what 37x17x16 means (37 inch outer diameter, 17 inch inner diameter, 16 inch wide)…
The 75 refers to the tire's aspect ratio, which is a measure of the tire's height as a percentage of its width.
The 16 refers to the diameter of the wheel the tire is mounted on.
I found a tool on the Internet that allows you to enter these values to determine the tire hieght, which resolves to 33.42" tall.
Hope this helps!
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Originally Posted by vans
May I ask what you are paying for your set of tires, I also have an 02 with 78000 miles on stock tires and am thinking of doing same thing as you. Thanks
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Originally Posted by hedhntr
I also have the 295/75/16 bfg at. What are you guys running for tire pressure
I read that a good test of proper inflation is to draw a thick line across each tire with a piece of chalk and then drive it for a couple of tire rotations and then look at each line. If it's worn off in the center but not the sides, you have too much air pressure. If it's worn off on the sides but not the middle, you have too little air pressure.