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Old 12-04-2002, 07:36 PM
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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 04-Dec-02 AT 08:37 PM (EST)]I HAVE A 3" BODY LIFT on my 95 250 with stock tires and rims right now.im getting new tires in a few days and want to get 35"s or 33"s if the wont fit.will the 35's rub when i turn the wheel?or should i stick with the 33"s?..whats a good all terrain tire thats not lots of money that i could get at a tire store.i cant get mail order tires.unless they take c.o.d..I was going to get some dunlop mud rovers but why are they so much anyway?.for a 35X12.50R17LT its 237 dollers for one tire man.why are they so much anyway?.and why is there a 17 on the end and not a 16?..will those fit on 16.5 rims? heres dunlops link.tell me what ya think thanks.http://www.dunloptire.com/ourtires/index.htm
 
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Check my gallery. I have 35" BFG Mud terrains, the new KO style. I have no body lift and just a 2" leveleing kit (more like 1/2") in the front. I hade to space the bumper out 1" to clear the tires on turns, but 35's will fit no problem.

DON'T EVER try to fit tires designed for one size rim to another. 16.5 to 16.5, NOT to a 16" rim or a 17" rim. Either get new rims, or different tires.
 
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Old 12-05-2002, 09:08 AM
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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 05-Dec-02 AT 10:08 AM (EST)]Thanks rabidranger nice looking truck ya got there.How do i space out the bumper anyway?.My bumper is lifted up with the brackets from the body lift but lifted out im not sure.how much did you pay for those tires?.thanks:-X12
 
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If I was you I would stick with 33" tires. 35" tires with just a 3" body lift would be pushing it. You might create some fender rub when you need that wheel travel off-road. As for a good valued tire. I would suggest the BG GOODRICH MUD TERRAIN. They are only $150 for 33" and $162 for 35". they are a 3 ply rating which is pretty goood. They also come with a 40,000 mile warranty. Hope this helps!:-X12
 
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Old 12-09-2002, 06:28 AM
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Thanks! I have 4 bolts that hold my bumper on. I have access to a lathe, so I took some bar stock, turned it down, drilled it through, and bang, 1" spacers. Better than a stack of 20 washers! I paid $792 installed for the BFG Muds here in Michigan. They are 35x12.50x16.5. You sound like you need some custom bracketry to get your bumper where you need it, 3" up and an inch or 2 out right?
 




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