will they fit and not rub when offroading?
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Heer view this thread it is ShuteJA's truck with a T-Bar Crank and 285/75R16 Went wheeling and had no rubbing.
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Mine rubs with 265/75R16 I think my t-bars and rear springs are saggin a bit.
the front from the winch mainly.. my dads new 2005 is taller in the back and
same height in the front(i cranked the tbars though)
even though my tires are a bit bigger(1.5" or so)
Its only when i reverse and turn ie backing into a parking spot..
I didnt want 285's on stock rims a bit wide for my taste and you might
get bad wear if your tire pressure isnt set pretty good (with the chalk test or whatever)
the front from the winch mainly.. my dads new 2005 is taller in the back and
same height in the front(i cranked the tbars though)
even though my tires are a bit bigger(1.5" or so)
Its only when i reverse and turn ie backing into a parking spot..
I didnt want 285's on stock rims a bit wide for my taste and you might
get bad wear if your tire pressure isnt set pretty good (with the chalk test or whatever)
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Your Tires Will Fit! I have a torsion bar crank and the only time my tires scrubbed was when you turn real deep. The inside of the tires scrubbed on some suspension bar. I have 285/75/16 Maxxis Bighorn Mudders and they costed me $600 mounted and balanced. Now I have 1-1/4" Aluminum wheel spacers and now my tires don't scrub at all since I trimmed my front bumper a little.
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