Will 33's fit.??
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Will 33's fit.??
Hello Im new here so please bear with me.
I just bought a new Screw 4X4 with the FX4 package and had a tire question.
I was told that I can take of the 17 factory rims/Tires and go back with 16 inch ones , but I forgot to ask if I could fit 33 x 12.5 tires on it without having to cut on anything?
If anyone knows or has a pic I would love to see one. And I would appreciate your help..
Thanks
I just bought a new Screw 4X4 with the FX4 package and had a tire question.
I was told that I can take of the 17 factory rims/Tires and go back with 16 inch ones , but I forgot to ask if I could fit 33 x 12.5 tires on it without having to cut on anything?
If anyone knows or has a pic I would love to see one. And I would appreciate your help..
Thanks
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03-14-2002, 11:45 PM
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I was told buy the guy at 4wheel parts they put the procomp 33/12.50/17 on a stock truck and the guy drove away without a problem I personaly have the 285/70/17" BFG mud T/A K/M it specs out as 33/11.50/17 and they dont rub at all they clear with room to spare they are on the stock 17x7.5" rim I'm still working on geting some pictures taken so I can post them with the new tires
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On a 98 S/C 4x4 I have the 275/70/17 Goodyear AT/S tires (33.4" overall diameter) without trouble. They actually don't look big at all. Bigger & better than the OE RT/S tires. Very expensive in Canada though... $245 each!
16" rims would make the same diameter tire appear larger because there is more rubber sidewall area.
16" rims would make the same diameter tire appear larger because there is more rubber sidewall area.
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Originally posted by p_ferlow
On a 98 S/C 4x4 I have the 275/70/17 Goodyear AT/S tires (33.4" overall diameter) without trouble. They actually don't look big at all. Bigger & better than the OE RT/S tires. Very expensive in Canada though... $245 each!
16" rims would make the same diameter tire appear larger because there is more rubber sidewall area.
On a 98 S/C 4x4 I have the 275/70/17 Goodyear AT/S tires (33.4" overall diameter) without trouble. They actually don't look big at all. Bigger & better than the OE RT/S tires. Very expensive in Canada though... $245 each!
16" rims would make the same diameter tire appear larger because there is more rubber sidewall area.
http://www.goodyeartires.com/catalog...RLATSSize.html
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About 1400 to 1600 miles. NTB said they have 98+% tread on them. They are M/T's. I replaced the 33" M/T's when I lifted and put 35" Xterrains on her. I have updated my gallery, check them out.
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I'm running 305/75-16 Goodyear AT-S on 16X8 American Racing Outlaw IIs. I think if the rim was wider than the 8", the lower valance would need to be trimmed. I didn't have to trim anything with the 8" rim.
To fst96se - what is the actual offset on your wheels. I think the standard offset on the 16X8 is 4.5", but I'm curious what you are using to fit 35" on a stock Xped. It looks great, IMO!!!
-Yosh
To fst96se - what is the actual offset on your wheels. I think the standard offset on the 16X8 is 4.5", but I'm curious what you are using to fit 35" on a stock Xped. It looks great, IMO!!!
-Yosh