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Well it kinda depends on what YOU think looks good
YOU probably want larger diameter tires since you did some lifting, which is fine on 15" wheels
But YOU may like more chrome than black so want 17" wheels
Either is fine its only about the looks
The front is where diameter matters most, because the tires turn side to side so get BIGGER as far as the fender opening is concerned, so can rub
Well it kinda depends on what YOU think looks good
YOU probably want larger diameter tires since you did some lifting, which is fine on 15" wheels
But YOU may like more chrome than black so want 17" wheels
Either is fine its only about the looks
The front is where diameter matters most, because the tires turn side to side so get BIGGER as far as the fender opening is concerned, so can rub
It applies up to 2011 rangers, just published in 2007
And just have a look around at Rangers you see in parking lots, tire size is easy to see on the side of the tire
Kind of confused by the chart Ron. I have a 2010 XLT 4x4 with "no lift". Want to put 31s on it, actual tire height 30.5x10.5x15. The middle blue column says OK for 30s 31s, but in the left dark chart it says 2" lift. Do I need a lift or not according to the chart for this tire size? Thanks!