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tire advice
Drive a 02 f350 drw. Wanting to put a 2" levelin kit and new tires. What's the biggest i can go with that and not rub. And what's an aggressive looking tire that still does good on the highway? Thanks
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Are you planning to keep your stock wheels or upgrade them as well?
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Im keeping stock wheels just wanna get it looking a little better
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Your stock wheels are only 16x7. The factory 265/75R16 is really the largest tire you should run on these wheels. Upgrade them to a 16x8 or wider and you could easily run a 285/75R16.
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for the tire i love my nitto terra grapplers not to aggressive but work great, also check out the nitto trail grapplers little more aggressive.
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What bout 255/80 or 285/75??
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Just squeezed the trigger on some Nitto Terra's myself. Hope they work out first run on the Nitto brand.
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There are no tire models that I am aware of produced in size 255/80-16. Tire size 255/85-16 will work but doesn't offer many choices and most models are on back order in this size.
Like we noted before, 285/75-16 will work but is best used on a wider wheel. |
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As far as tires go I would suggest either the Terra Grapplers, or the M/T ATZ's
They are by far the two best looking all-terrain tires with decent wear IMO. The ATZ's are more aggressive looking but are more money They both do great milage wise
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