View Poll Results: 35s or 37s?
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35s or 37s, your opinion
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#31
Originally Posted by DangaRanger99
You do alot of flexing, which is where the 37's would be bad, but on the other hand you keep your truck nice and i highly doubt, knowing theyll rub, youde do it intentionally causing body damage. So i mean 37's would look bad *** on your rig and look HUGE. As for winter i mean theyll be tires that are good in teh snow but it gets to a point where theres so much snow no tires will be good too.
Long and short of it is, ide get 37's itd look AWESOME man....I still gotta get you your pictures of that guys dodge on 17's with 37x13.5
Long and short of it is, ide get 37's itd look AWESOME man....I still gotta get you your pictures of that guys dodge on 17's with 37x13.5
ha that is right still waiting on those pics!
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#46
Originally Posted by ranger
zach
get 37s and 17s.
and get some cheap steelies for the 35s and use those when need be
get 37s and 17s.
and get some cheap steelies for the 35s and use those when need be
my truck and steel wheels do not go together. you do realize i bought a 15x10 alloy as a spare. i hate steel wheels.
i will destroy and ruin a set of alloys before i ever buy steelies. yuck!
#47
Originally Posted by zabeard
what are the actual measurements of the 35s? do you know? where did u get that measurement?
these measurements came straight from nittos site.....i had to look mine up for reference so i figured i may as well help you out too
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Originally Posted by 99ranger4x4
haha wow, well if your worried about width.. i would totally say stay with the 35x"1250"s
only worried about width in the snow. otherwise the wider the better. :)
when you are busting snow drifts, which i love to do, the wider the tire the more it pulls you one way or another instead of cutting through it.
since you cant go fast with it pulling you all over its not as fun. got to love the snow and stuff flying up.