2wd Tire size
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From: Honkytonkville
my 76 has 31X12.50s on it, but they are too wide. I think you could still run the 33 but stay away from the 12.50, look for a bit narrower. With no lift these tires are probably close to the max size.
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I am going to put larger tires on mine eventualy along with suspension lift. Just because it is two wheel drive does not mean we dont leave the road. most offroad trails can be accessed with higher clearence trucks. And like the half ton with 6 inch lift it looks nice to. mine will eventualy be a very capable overland expedition truck for extended camping and dirt bike trips. lots of pre runners are 2wd
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I don't think he is asking too much.
The original Tires for that truck were 31" tall
L70R15 = 8.25 x 15 = 15.5 Radius or 31" Tall.
What is another inch ?
The original Tires for that truck were 31" tall
L70R15 = 8.25 x 15 = 15.5 Radius or 31" Tall.
What is another inch ?
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To tell the truth, I though 29" tires were stock.
Just to say.
I had 31x10.50R15 tires on my 77 2wd, and they seemed to feel the wheel wells pretty good. Then too, that is will the old sagging stock springs.
Just to say.
I had 31x10.50R15 tires on my 77 2wd, and they seemed to feel the wheel wells pretty good. Then too, that is will the old sagging stock springs.
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From: Honkytonkville
Originally Posted by 874x4
wow did i touch a nerve scotti twooooooooo hottie. mud tires are expensive as it is and just like a 3\4 ton without a ball in the bed or a 1 ton jacked to the clouds its silly.
Just cause it isn't your taste or doesn't serve your purpose doesn't mean it's wrong. I can't count on both how many people I know with 3/4 and 1 tons jacked sky high with big tires and never haul with them. And you know what, what do also is none of your business. 
Can't say something nice don't say nothing at all.
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