33x11.50x15
#1
33x11.50x15
Are there any of these out there besides the Thornbirds? Justin reffered these to me and seemed like a good idea. The reasons i want this size:
1. Can do w/o BL
2. Can do on stock rims
3. Still big/tall tires.
I really dont have the money for all new wheels, let alone tires, that will be tough, but i DO need new ones. This is just an option, if all else fails, i will just go 32". Just thought this was a good alternative of a tight budget while still needing bigger tires, while still having the option of adding a BL and wheels down the road.
Also, these i think would be slightly better in snow with the decreased width. just my 2 cents tho.
1. Can do w/o BL
2. Can do on stock rims
3. Still big/tall tires.
I really dont have the money for all new wheels, let alone tires, that will be tough, but i DO need new ones. This is just an option, if all else fails, i will just go 32". Just thought this was a good alternative of a tight budget while still needing bigger tires, while still having the option of adding a BL and wheels down the road.
Also, these i think would be slightly better in snow with the decreased width. just my 2 cents tho.
#2
Good idea, I've been looking for a set too. I honestly have not heard of anything good concerning the thornbirds. They are the only tire that I have found in that size.
If you are getting the Thornbirds, make sure you test fit them if you can. Interco's usually measure bigger than they advertise, and those 'Birds have that one really wide lug that pops up every second/third tread bar. It might get in the way.
If it was my truck, then I would just get either 33x10.5-15's or 32x11.5-15's. Alot more choices.
If you are getting the Thornbirds, make sure you test fit them if you can. Interco's usually measure bigger than they advertise, and those 'Birds have that one really wide lug that pops up every second/third tread bar. It might get in the way.
If it was my truck, then I would just get either 33x10.5-15's or 32x11.5-15's. Alot more choices.
#3
good luck finding a set though, thats an odd size. check into some cheaper tires like coopers or some of their other brands, maybe you'll get lucky
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oh, and any opinion on the mastercraft?
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33x11.50 sure is an odd size...
imo....if you want tall, go with 33x10.50. You can run 'em on your stock wheels if you'd like. OR....if you want taller but fatter, go with a 32x11.50. Prices should be within $15 each difference.
mikerider is cranked bars and 33x10.50's on stock 15x7's....
Here's me with cranked bars but otherwise stock w/ 32x11.50's on 15x8 w/ 4" bs...
imo....if you want tall, go with 33x10.50. You can run 'em on your stock wheels if you'd like. OR....if you want taller but fatter, go with a 32x11.50. Prices should be within $15 each difference.
mikerider is cranked bars and 33x10.50's on stock 15x7's....
Here's me with cranked bars but otherwise stock w/ 32x11.50's on 15x8 w/ 4" bs...
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