what oversize tire will fit a 95 f150....
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33/12.50/15 is as big as you can go stock. They will rub the "I" beams on the front, when you turn sharp though, if you don't run offset rims. 32/11.50/15s fit the fenders a little bit better, and don't rub quite as bad when you're turning sharp. This is all with stock suspension components and no offset rims. My personal F150, and Bronco experience.
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Yep, I have 33x12.50s, and they do rub as mentioned and cut your full turn a bit. But if your shocks are not good they will act like you're driving on giant basketballs, so any decent shocks will keep things OK. I have the white Gabriel Ultras on mine, not too expensive for a beater and they work real good.
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From: Poquoson Va.
32x11.5 on stock wheels, 33s rub. If you want 33s, spend a extra 100 bucks on Skyjackers 2 inch leveler coils for the front. Also depends on tread. 33 swamper TSLs may rub like a ****.
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