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Best tire size for stock
I have the truck in the sig. What is the largest tire size you can go without and rubbing problems?
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Depends on who you talk to. My truck pic is attached - its a early '03 6.0 FX-4 Super cab long bed F-250. I have been running LT305/70R16E Nitto Terra Grapplers for the last 100,000 miles on stock 16x7 Lariat rims. Only in the last 10,000 miles have I installed a 2.5 Rough Country add-a-leafs in the 4 corners. And this was to increase my hauling capacity and help with towing - keep my arse from sinking as much. Some say 285 is as large as you can go. Some will tell you 315 - but then you will need a leveling kit - and others will say no kit needed. From my experience - as that is all I really know for sure - LT305/70R16. |
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So do you think 32x12.5x16 like BFG mud terrains or ATKO's would be OK
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