Big tires?
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Big tires?
I did a search, but didn't find anything. What is the biggest tire you would put on a stock truck like mine?(see my signature). No, I don't have a lift.I am looking to do some off-road trail riding. I am not opposed to a lift, but don't want to put a bunch of inches on it just for trail riding. As a diesel I'm not super interested in bogging because it will just sink. I also don't want to make the truck top heavy with height. I'm sure the IFS will rip apart before tire size gets too big, but humor me. Let's say, for the sake of conversation, fender constraints are not an issue. What do you think?
TJC
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From: Dryden, ON, Canada
On an F250, a 33 will fit nicely with everything stock and springs/shackles in good shape, 35's are a bit stuffed.
If you cut the wheelwell back to the body line, you should be able to do 38's without too much trouble... LOL
Those are 36's on there, and those rear springs sit about 6" lower than a set in good shape does(those look like W's.... LOL) Yes, the front isn't cut, and I still have room... That's what happens when you're putting together a no budget mud truck, and you have 6 3" body lift spacers laying around... LOL
My diesel, with 305/70R16's(33x12.50's)
If you cut the wheelwell back to the body line, you should be able to do 38's without too much trouble... LOL
Those are 36's on there, and those rear springs sit about 6" lower than a set in good shape does(those look like W's.... LOL) Yes, the front isn't cut, and I still have room... That's what happens when you're putting together a no budget mud truck, and you have 6 3" body lift spacers laying around... LOL
My diesel, with 305/70R16's(33x12.50's)
