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Old Nov 28, 2010
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tire-wheels question

OK, so I have to get new tires soon, and I want to get bigger ones this time.
But I don't know how big I can go on the wheels I currently have.
My truck is currently sitting on 245/75R16.
so, how big can I go? or should I get new rims too? (sorry guys, no lift option this time)

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Old Nov 29, 2010
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depends on how big you want to go. 31s,32,33s,44s. 285-75-16 will fit the wheels. prob rub while turning, as its a 33. 265-75-16 should fit with no rubbing. I put my jeep wheels and tires on once to see how it looked, with a 15x10 and 33 1250s. they looked pretty good, but rubbed at full turn. my truck is stock also.
 
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Old Nov 29, 2010
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265/75/16 is probably your best bet. its roughly a 31.5-32 inch tire. Fits with out rubbing at all
 
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Old Nov 29, 2010
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I got 265/75/16's right now and have no problems what so ever. 285's will fit with a t-bar crank.
 
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Thanks for the answers, dudes! That helps a lot.
I saw the pictures of your trucks too, and the 265/75 look awesome!. Very proportionate and it's just the look/height I want to go for.
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If your not goingto lift then stay away from any 33" tire
 
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