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Rod Jr., they fit just fine on the rim. I haven't had any problems with them, and I too was running the 265's before I switched. These raised the truck up a little and made a world of diffrence in looks. They recommend I think it was a 8 or 8.5 but the tire isn't a full 12.5 wide. I know of people running a 35x12.50x17 on stock wheels and had no problems. These tires come stock on the H2 which has a rim width of 8 I believe, so them being on a 7.5 doesn't make that much of a difference.
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Noticed a little loss in the mpg, but it's not a daily driver so I don't have good numbers to compare it to, just seems maybe .5 to 1 mpg and it takes just a little more skinny pedal to break them loose. Ride quality is about the same to me, they do have more road noise, but nothing compared to a m/t. I think i'm soon going to invest in a dual steering stabilizer as the bigger tires do wander a little more when hitting bumps and pot holes. I'm working on the picture situation so hopefully soon.
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