PIC Request.. T-Bar Crank and 33's
PIC Request.. T-Bar Crank and 33's
Im looking for pics of truck stock or T-Bar cranked on 33's preferably 98-2000. But 98+ should work.. Thanks. Im pretty sure kenny_216 is stock on 33's i could be wrong though. But thats all i could thing of.
this is completely stock with 32's they rubbed when i backed out of my driveway to my old apartment

here's with the keys and 33's well actually 285/75/16 but close enough wouldn't have rubbed if it had more off set they hit the sway bar at full lock
Thanks.. Im going to price tire's tomorrow and possibly buy a set. I need tires bad. But i can't decide if i want 265/75/16 or 285/75/16. I was leaning toward's 285 but if they would rub bad i probaly just get 265's
keep one thing in mind, i don't know how often you guys use the metric sizeing, (275/75r16) but the first number (275-225-w/e) does not have a dirrect representation of the height... it is width of tire... the second number (75) is your sidewall height, so 265 (which is already quite wide) is 26.5cm across (not converting to inches, as i am at work, and lazy) 75 (75%) is 19.875 cm from rim bead to tire tread, multiply that by 2 gives you 39.75cm + 16 inches (rim size) is 31.649"
if you want height (especially if you are just going for looks) i would recommend going with a 265/85-16 as it will be the same width, but taller, and you will have less rubbing issues than a tire with the same height but taller, the 265/85 would be 33.736" tall. depending on where it is rubbing on the tire, if it's sidewall, this TALLER tire, would probably be better than the other... but this also depends on the type of 4x4ing you are doing... you can also get a 265/80-16 i believe, which would be 32.692" and have the same thing about not going to rub
265/75-16 = 31.469" tall
265/80-16 = 32.692" tall
285/75-16 = 32.830 tall, but wide, and sidewall rubbing is a greater possibility
265/85-16 = 33.736" tall
the difference in height between the 265/80 and the 285/75 would not be noticable, but there would be a big difference in rubbing, the 265 would rub much less...
if you want height (especially if you are just going for looks) i would recommend going with a 265/85-16 as it will be the same width, but taller, and you will have less rubbing issues than a tire with the same height but taller, the 265/85 would be 33.736" tall. depending on where it is rubbing on the tire, if it's sidewall, this TALLER tire, would probably be better than the other... but this also depends on the type of 4x4ing you are doing... you can also get a 265/80-16 i believe, which would be 32.692" and have the same thing about not going to rub
265/75-16 = 31.469" tall
265/80-16 = 32.692" tall
285/75-16 = 32.830 tall, but wide, and sidewall rubbing is a greater possibility
265/85-16 = 33.736" tall
the difference in height between the 265/80 and the 285/75 would not be noticable, but there would be a big difference in rubbing, the 265 would rub much less...
Ok thanks for the input..
ERMMMMMMMMMMMMM 265/75's DON'T RUB PERIOD. I have 265/75's on my truck and they look small.
thanks, it def looked nice, never rubbed unless fully fully locked and it was only on the sway bar till i got some 1 inch spacers than there was no rubbing at all
so it would rub a lot less than the 285's, which DO rub then, right? lol
265's don't rub at all. 285/75 I can't comment on. Some people have put 33's on their trucks with a t-bar crank but i've only ever seen pictures, no actual experience.
Not gonna lie, your truck looks badass with those wheels and tires. Now post up a new pic with that sweet cap! LOL











