tire size??????

[junior20762003]

does anybody know the biggest tire you can fit on stock wheels



thanks juan

 

[6.9poweredscout]

stock wheels? any size that'd fit in the wheel wells id assume. i have 37x12.50's on 16.5" wheels with no lift on my f-250.

-Jon

 

[BrownBomber90]

what size are your stock rims??

 

[FORDMAN41291]

I got 16.5's on mine and I got some clunkers in the front

 

[LCAM-01XA]

Juan, I assume you want to know how large of a tire you can fit without lifting the truck? From that picture it look to me like you have a '92-'94 truck, since it's a crew cab I'd guess it's an F350 - those are usually able to clear 36" and 37" without rubbing anywhere. If your wheels are 16.5" in diameter you can run HMMWV tires if you can find a good deal on them. Actually I'm pretty sure you can run the complete HMMWV wheels, IIRC they clear the Ford hubs just fine.

 

[FORDMAN41291]

does anyone have the original Ford Hubcaps that came on the F250 in the 80's trucks if not what have you replaced them with that makes the truck look stylish?

 

[smokin69]

I run Powerstoke and American Racing Mojave rims on my 86

 

[junior20762003]

Juan, I assume you want to know how large of a tire you can fit without lifting the truck? From that picture it look to me like you have a '92-'94 truck, since it's a crew cab I'd guess it's an F350 - those are usually able to clear 36" and 37" without rubbing anywhere. If your wheels are 16.5" in diameter you can run HMMWV tires if you can find a good deal on them. Actually I'm pretty sure you can run the complete HMMWV wheels, IIRC they clear the Ford hubs just fine.

its a 94 f350 here are some pics i was just want and wider and bigger tire with stock height you know sort of stocky look

thanks juan

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[LCAM-01XA]

Juan, factory size tires is 235/85-16, which is about 32" in diameter. On the front of my dually I have my own version of the super-single setup big trucks run, I use 265/75-16 tires there, those are the same diameter as my 235/85-16 rears but are quite wider. There are 285/75-16 tires (33" diameter) that seem to be pretty popular amongst the 4x4 crowd, but with your truck you can run 315/75-16s (35" diameter) and they will clear just fine. What do you have now, those look like 265s? Just remember the larger the tire the more expensive it is...

 

[dakotajeep]

MLSC

I put 285/75 on my rig and they rubbed while turning. I had to cut the bumper in front to avoid that. So I would say 36 or 37 inch tires are not prob. Thats just my experience. But difference in sag of springs could account for some of that....

 

[LCAM-01XA]

Well that's very odd, I've measured mine up and there's a very good chance it will clear 35s, and it's a 2wd with running boards of all the things... Must be something with the fender shape, but I really haven't noticed your body style having smaller wheel wells. That said, it seems to me your tires stick out a bit, or maybe it's just the pic that makes them look like that - are yu running factory wheels on that truck?

 

[junior20762003]

i just looked at the tires and there 285/75r16 and 315/75r16 will fit but is that the biggest that i can fit and i also pull about 9 to 10 thousand pounds too so keep that in mind

thanks for everbodys help juan

 

[LCAM-01XA]

Juan, turn your wheels to one side and measure around them - if you have 1" space everywhere you can run the 315s, if you have 2" or more clearance you can run 36s and 37s.

 

[DragRag]

towing that much weight keep in mind the weight rating of your tire purchase. it is very important.

 

[junior20762003]

its 3 1/2 inches space whatcha think?? front to back
and almost 4 on top

juan