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32 should fit fine, alot has to do with your backspacing. I know of a guy that runs 34x9's with no lift, not sure of his back spacing though
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i know the 31's wont rub on the 4x4, the guy that lives across the street from me has had them for years and never has a problem...
i am concerned with rubbing on my 2wd even though i have had a guy tell me id be okay... i just want to try and confirm from others..
i also found out my stock rims are 7.5 wide so the 10.50 tires should fit on there.
anyone for the rubbing on the 2wd??
i am concerned with rubbing on my 2wd even though i have had a guy tell me id be okay... i just want to try and confirm from others..
i also found out my stock rims are 7.5 wide so the 10.50 tires should fit on there.
anyone for the rubbing on the 2wd??
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My 31 x 10.50 only rub the radius arm if I crank all the way, and even then its only slightly. You can run 35 x 12.50's in the back with no lift, (which I also used to do), but then your 4x4 will be useless.
I don't think you can buy 31 x 10.50's in metric, but if you could it would be a 305/65 15 (or something like that, I really can't remeber)
I don't think you can buy 31 x 10.50's in metric, but if you could it would be a 305/65 15 (or something like that, I really can't remeber)
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Even the trucks from factory that had 31's (I had 2 new ) Would buff paint off rad arms.
You could go P2657515 which is basically the 31' but little narrower . Which my truck had from factory. Don't forget to reset posom (center speedo) up in articals and specs tels you how. later .
You could go P2657515 which is basically the 31' but little narrower . Which my truck had from factory. Don't forget to reset posom (center speedo) up in articals and specs tels you how. later .
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31 10.5x15 fit no problem at all. They came on some of them. 33 12.5's will fit, but may need to shim the front bumper a bit. Remember if you go taller, it will need more power to turn them. So I would recomend sticking to the 31's unless you got good power out of a 5.8L, or regear.
As for metric size a 31 10.5 would be a 265/75r15. Or as close as it comes. Most metric tires are P rated though. I think your better off with a C rated 31 10.5
As for metric size a 31 10.5 would be a 265/75r15. Or as close as it comes. Most metric tires are P rated though. I think your better off with a C rated 31 10.5
