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New Tires
So I'm in the market for new tires. 2003 F350 6.0 PSD 4x4. I'm thinking BF Goodrich AT's or Maybe the new MT? Really only use 4x4 on logging roads in the snow. Rains alot so wet highway traction is a concern. Don't care about noise. Any thoughts?
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maybe a dead thread but I'm thinking 295/75/r16, i looked at the tire size thing on Goodrich's website and though 35's would look cool, another inch of clearance isn't gonna do much for me at this stage. Maybe go to a 4" lift in a few years and put the big ones on then.
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If you put a leveling kit on you will not be able to run 35" or 315's if you want Zero rubbing issues. You might be able to run a 3" hanger system and fit 35" but not sure on that.
I have 295 with a leveling kit and IMHO they look really good. But there is not a lot of options in 295's. You can also run 305's but you may want a wider rim, especially if you are going to use your truck for hauling or towing.
I am running Nitto Terra Grapplers and so far I am pretty happy witht them.
They are load D but 3410 lb. rating. Most load D tires are 3300 lbs.
So you need to think about what you are going to do with the truck. on wether you want load D or E tires.
I have 295 with a leveling kit and IMHO they look really good. But there is not a lot of options in 295's. You can also run 305's but you may want a wider rim, especially if you are going to use your truck for hauling or towing.
I am running Nitto Terra Grapplers and so far I am pretty happy witht them.
They are load D but 3410 lb. rating. Most load D tires are 3300 lbs.
So you need to think about what you are going to do with the truck. on wether you want load D or E tires.
