Tires/Wheels for an '04
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Tires/Wheels for an '04
I have found some nice wheels and tires on Tirerack.com and according to the website they will fit my truck. I assume that means without a lift?
Also I wanted to know what everyone thought of them... My Ranger is an '04 Bright Red
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...ip&showRear=no
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....cleSearch=true
Also I wanted to know what everyone thought of them... My Ranger is an '04 Bright Red
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...ip&showRear=no
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....cleSearch=true
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You can easily fit 265/75/16 you go could go larger if you wanted. 245/75/16 is metric this converts it to standard for you.
http://www.redrock4x4.com/tech/tire_...&method=metric
http://www.redrock4x4.com/tech/tire_...&method=metric
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245 is the tire width in millimeters. 75 is the sidewall height in millimeters and 16 is the diamater in inches.
If you go down to a 15x8 rim, which will fit, you can put on 31x10.5x15, 32x10.5x15 or 33x10.5x15 and if you go up to a 15x10 rim, you can fit a 12.5" wide tire.
Those 245/75/16's overall diameter is slightly under 31" It's like running a 30x8x16 tire if that makes more sense.
If you go down to a 15x8 rim, which will fit, you can put on 31x10.5x15, 32x10.5x15 or 33x10.5x15 and if you go up to a 15x10 rim, you can fit a 12.5" wide tire.
Those 245/75/16's overall diameter is slightly under 31" It's like running a 30x8x16 tire if that makes more sense.
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What does that mean? I really like my Gibson. Thanks for the useless post asshat.
I love my exhaust. It's not annoying loud. To me it's just right. When I get on the gas it sounds nice. Driving aorund town and on the highway it's nice with a little rumble. Nothing obnoxious. I've also heard the Magnaflows are somewhat similair and have a nice sound to them.
Here is my exhaust. Listen to the beginning and end. It wasn't ment to be an exhaust vid but it works. This is at idle.
Here is my exhaust. Listen to the beginning and end. It wasn't ment to be an exhaust vid but it works. This is at idle.
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It is a fairly quiet exhaust. I think there might be a few other clips of other exhausts. If you like loud Gibson isn't the way to go. It has a great tune but it's not super loud. It doesn't set off car alarms nor annoy the neighbors. Flowmaster is pretty good at that if that is what you like.
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I'd say the largest you would want to run would be 285/75/16. You would probably need to crank your torsion bars. It would be close but you could run them. If you wheel a lot I'd recommend a lift eventually or run a smaller tire. You need room for your tires to flex.
275/70/16 = 31.2x10.8/16
265/75/16 = 31.6x10.4/16