How big??
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Cargo Master
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How big??
Will 305's fit on my 97 F150 4x4?? I was told they would but I would have to crank the torsion bars. I want to make sure.
A friend of mine has a set of tires for $400. They are 305's, goodyear wranglers and they still even have the blue dye on them. They look freaking good.
I really want them
A friend of mine has a set of tires for $400. They are 305's, goodyear wranglers and they still even have the blue dye on them. They look freaking good.
I really want them
Last edited by Beast12; Mar 3, 2007 at 09:25 AM.
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I've heard you can run up to a 35" tire on the newer f-150's, this is hearsay since I haven't personally done it. On my ranger I can run 32" tires and 33" with the t-bars cranked, so it doesn't sound unreasonable. I do have 32's on my ranger with the t-bars cranked and know 33's would fit, just not on my stock rims like the 32's, so this is not hearsay, this I've done. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Goodyear Wrangler
I have a set of Goodyear Wrangler MT 285s on my 97 with no mods. Looks like ther may be a bit more room but 305s may rub under some conditions. I am planning a 4 inch lift B4 I get any bigger tires. I love the Goodyears.
