Im fairly new to RF and the form posting thing. Im in need of some rubber and I'm looking at the new MT/R. Wondering on what tire size to go with. I know I can fit 285/75r16's or 32/11.5r15's. Any pictures of newer trucks with these tires would be awesome. If I go with the 32's I know ill need new rims, so I'm thinking like an eagle alloy or something with 3.25 offset so they stick out a little. Will those fit ok?

 

I don't feel like copying and pasting all the pictures so just check my threads. Haha:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ed-thanks.html
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ce-shiney.html

 

Oh and for tire size, 33x11.50R16.

 

some more info on your Ranger would help!

 

Heres some 33 inch BFG's on my 99.

 

Thanks for the replies guys. Its a 1999 4x4 supercab with 245/75r16 stock and I plan on cranking the tbars.rangerboy101 your truck looks pretty sweet with those tires. Odyssey what size 33's are you running? Do they rub at all?

heres my ranger

 

A little rub here and there. I'm gonna cut out the fenders eventually.

 

99 XLT 2wd.

2.5" with 32's on 15x10. Minor rubbing.

 

Whats your truck? Pics would help.

This is 32x11.5x15, no suspension mods but 3.75 BS and no issues

 

Ford04Ranger4.0 my trucks the green one above. Does anyone know if Im going to run into rubbing issues with lower offset rims, like a 15x8 with 3.25?

 

get 285's!

 

99, 3 in body, torsion bars cranked 33 x 12.50 x 15 on a 15 x 10 wheel 3.75 BS

 

I dont think so but I'd check with Shane

 

sweet trucks, I'm leaning towards the 32's cause I got the 3.0 with 4.10's and not too keen on regearing. 285's might be sluggish right? Ok thanks Ranger4.0

 

285's:

 

Thanks everyone for the input, but I decided to bite the bullet and get a body lift and 33/1250r15 MT/R's with Kevlar on micky thompson classic locks. Getting them put on today.

 

pics

 

I'll put up some pic's when it gets done. Aparently the bolts in my cab were backwards or something retarded like that, so they had to remove a ton of stuff for the body lift. Sounded a little weird, but they said it would be done tomorrow. Get to test the tire in deep snow though. Were getting up to 12'' this weekend.

 

nvm! =]

 

Yah its finally done can't stop grinning =) only took crappy cell phone pics in the dark cause Im not home. Pretty sure that was the most expensive body lift ever too....Cab bolts were in backwards and they fabbed lots of things.

 

nice man how much did it all run you in the end??? looks goos lets get some good daytime pics up!!!!

 

nice truck man,but more pics would be better

 

The total for the lift including the kit was $1200 ugh. Heres some more pics. Sorry not the best pics, but were getting a snow storm and I wasn't gunna hang around outside any longer then needed.

 

ouch on the price..but the truck looks sick!

 

Nice truck man