Tire Sizes
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Tire Sizes
I've got 31x10.5 tires on 15x7 rims on my stock 1990 F-150 4x4. Two questions. 1. Will 33x12.5 tires fit on my rims? 2. I'm going to add a body lift, probably 3", will that me enough room for the bigger tires without any problems?
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Tire Sizes
No it won't w/o pulling the sidewalls really bad and "rounding" your tread.
[font color=blue]1977 Ford F-150 Explorer 2x4 (460)
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[li]14in Edelbrock chrome air cleaner
[li]P275 60R 15 tires
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[font color=blue]1977 Ford F-150 Explorer 2x4 (460)
[ul][li]Flowmaster 40-Series with 2.5 inch aluminized duals
[li]14in Edelbrock chrome air cleaner
[li]P275 60R 15 tires
[li]Jensen CD player with 6 speakers (subs & an amp on the way)[/ul]
[link:communities.msn.com/400EXWorld|My ATV Website]
[font color=green]Talk to me on AOL messenger -- [font color =red]PimpFromArkansas
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Tire Sizes
you dont need a lift to fit the tires, although it will look better with a lift, and yea you could run those tires on those wheels, but 1. they are a tad bit narrow so the inside of the tire woul wear 2. the bacspacing is wrong so the tire would rub on the radius arm at full lock, if you get a set of 15x10's or at least 15x8's you will be happy, and it will look better with a 3 or 4 inch lift
1985 F-150/351Ho/c6/4wd
1979 F-150extcab4x4/460/c6/6inchlift w/60rear44frnt
on a quiet night your can hear a chevy (lol,you can watch a dodge) rusting away
1985 F-150/351Ho/c6/4wd
1979 F-150extcab4x4/460/c6/6inchlift w/60rear44frnt
on a quiet night your can hear a chevy (lol,you can watch a dodge) rusting away
