What size tires will fit???
I am wanting to get some new meats under my truck. It is a 79 Ranger f150 2wd. 1st I need to put new coil springs and shocks up front so it is not so low. I have the shocks, just need the springs. I like to fish, hunt and camp and work my truck hauling quads, wood and whatever. Here is my question... Will 31x10.50's fit with no lift? This will be on a factory 15" wheel. If I remember right my old 2001 2wd had 275/65's and that was equal to a 31x10.50. and those fit fine but that was not a 1979 truck.
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31's should fit fine. 33's will fit a stock height 4x of that year, but they tend to be higher in the front.
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ya i had a 1978 150, not lifted with 33" x 12.5" tires on it and they also cleared fine
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I have 31" BFG T/A KO on my 1974 at the moment, fit great. Slightly rub the radius arm backing up which isn't a big deal.
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i'm going to try to put 35x12.5r16.5 on my f-250 2wd
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I have seen 35's on a 2wd F250.....no lift. see if I can find the pic.
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I ran 31x10.5 on my f150 2 wheel drive with no problems back in the early 90's. And 33x12.5 gumbo mudders on the 79 f150 4 wheel drive. I see that you are not to far from me there in goshen
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here it is. btw, this isn't my truck.
http://i351.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/doc_f250.jpg |
Originally Posted by pinkpanther
(Post 7039243)
I ran 31x10.5 on my f150 2 wheel drive with no problems back in the early 90's. And 33x12.5 gumbo mudders on the 79 f150 4 wheel drive. I see that you are not to far from me there in goshen
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Originally Posted by Dr. Dirt
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here it is. btw, this isn't my truck.
http://i351.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/doc_f250.jpg |
Have 31x9.50-15 on stock 98 explorer, i would think they should fit ur truck
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Originally Posted by harcracing
(Post 7040109)
33's would be cool but maybe a little to big for a 2wd.
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I got 35'' dunlop mud rovers on my 73' f100, with all stock suspension. you should be able to squeeze on some 33'' with a minor leveling kit :)
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Thanks everyone for your input. I appriciate it. I am going to put new springs and shocks on it as soon as it warms up a little. My buddy is trading me some stock chrome wheels from his 90's Bronco then I'll get some new rubber. I found springs at advanced auto for $89. Not bad I thought. Heavy duty springs are $99 but I don't think I need Heavy Duty.
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I would stick with 31" inch tires on your 2wd f150 I tried putting a set of half worn 32/11.50x15 dunlops on my 77 f150 2wd and they rubbed going over every bump in the road and on tight turns. Just think you will be more capable offroad with a tire that fits properly and will not rub and pop on you out in the middle of the woods.
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