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Dually 4x4 tire size question

16K views 21 replies 9 participants last post by  clatterindiesel 
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What's the biggest i can go on a cab chassis in the rear before spacers and stuff? Im not wanting a huge set of tires. But something with a little pizazz to dress this thing up.

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I know on the sd's its 265/75/16s which are the same height as the 235/85s

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I think the SDs have a bit more room (and I don't know if the C&C are different for the OBS). I know on my 94 I could go 235/85-16E with no issues, even when towing the fiver. Bigger than that you might see some sidewall rubbing. Cheers!
 
#9 ·
I need 3 of those lol, and my dad has 265/85/16 iirc on his c&c 4x4 dually, my 2wd has 235/85/16
I got a set of Alcoas for sale, they are not mint and there are no centers though...
 
#8 ·
I need 3 of those lol, and my dad has 265/85/16 iirc on his c&c 4x4 dually, my 2wd has 235/85/16
 
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Random and hilarious :rofl:
 
#16 ·
KL71 Kuhmos. I like them too. They look good!
 
#18 ·
I am running 235/85x16 Hankooks on my '95 SD. I am fairly sure the wheel spacing is the same on 8 lug vs the 10 lug on the SD's. Anyway, 265/75x16's will rub the sidewalls on the rear on my truck.

255/85x16's may fit, and will be about an inch taller than the 235/85x16's.
 
#20 ·
Hankook makes a Mud Terrain-ish copy in 235/85x16. I almost bought them instead of the ATM's. ~$185 each. Hankook DynaPro MT RT03.

 
#21 ·
That's a good looking tire there
 
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