Which Brand has the Widest footprint?
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Mud terrains look wider and look taller compared to all terrains. That's a definately given. For Example....98+ 4x4......bodylifted with 32's can get away with it easier because of the style of tire...appears bigger. 32" at's...just look too darn small. Typically, MT's have tread that flow into the sidewall, giving it a larger appearence. It is just an optical illusion.
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Here's 15x10 and 33x13.50R15 Toyo Mud Country's....
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Here's 15x10 and 33x13.50R15 Toyo Mud Country's....
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A wider wheel isn't going to increase the "foot print" as long as you've been running proper PSI to maintain the right contact patch. The tread width is what makes the foot print.
A wider wheel is going to make the "overall width" wider, and it will look wider.
I can't answer which brand has the widest tread pattern, because it all varies per tire. Some websites will list tread width, sometimes you'll have to search on manufacturers websites for the info.
I've heard that BF Goodrich tires are commonly undersized. I haven't looked much, but I ran BFG's on my F150 because I heard other 35's would rub with my setup.
A wider wheel is going to make the "overall width" wider, and it will look wider.
I can't answer which brand has the widest tread pattern, because it all varies per tire. Some websites will list tread width, sometimes you'll have to search on manufacturers websites for the info.
I've heard that BF Goodrich tires are commonly undersized. I haven't looked much, but I ran BFG's on my F150 because I heard other 35's would rub with my setup.
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