What tires are you running for stock ride height?
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What tires are you running for stock ride height?
So next up for replacement are my tires, currently wearing Toyo Open Country AT 265/70/16's for the last 40k or so
Slightly larger than the factory set up but with absolutely no rub
I have been only mildly impressed with the tread wear and durability of these tires (my truck has stayed mainly on road for the last few years)
I have heard good things about the BFG KO2's and the price seems reasonable - does anyone have feedback on these or any suggestions for other brands to consider?
What is the largest tire you guys are running with no lift and no rub?
Slightly larger than the factory set up but with absolutely no rub
I have been only mildly impressed with the tread wear and durability of these tires (my truck has stayed mainly on road for the last few years)
I have heard good things about the BFG KO2's and the price seems reasonable - does anyone have feedback on these or any suggestions for other brands to consider?
What is the largest tire you guys are running with no lift and no rub?
Last edited by FloridaRover; 09-15-2016 at 01:40 PM.
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After some calculations I've figured out that stepping up to a 285/75/16 will increase the width by 0.78" and the sidewall height by 1.11" (2.22" total)
Has anyone run a 285 tire on stock ride height?
Last edited by FloridaRover; 09-15-2016 at 06:44 PM.
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I run Continental Cross Contact tires, 255 50 R19 (RRS wheels) all season which seem good tarmac rubber in the wet and dry also good wear. I run my truck, a TD5, as almost stock and mainly a tow truck with some green laning. In all honesty I had Goodyear F1's new before and they were brilliant roadholding in all weathers but I got the Continentals cheap when the F1's wore out.
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I run Continental Cross Contact tires, 255 50 R19 (RRS wheels) all season which seem good tarmac rubber in the wet and dry also good wear. I run my truck, a TD5, as almost stock and mainly a tow truck with some green laning. In all honesty I had Goodyear F1's new before and they were brilliant roadholding in all weathers but I got the Continentals cheap when the F1's wore out.
I run that 255-50-19 size as well. trying to find some 255-55-19's to fill it out a little more next time around. Running Conti 4x4 contact, not bad tires at all.
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FloridaRover (09-16-2016)
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Correct! No lift but I'm trying to fit as much rubber as possible without any frame / fender contact, a 285 size tire may be too aggressive
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