anyone have 265/75 on a stock 2wd?
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Brand new ones came with my used 99' supercab flareside. They are P rated and I can not wait to get rid of them!
If yours are LT rated they would provide better handling. But the P rated version cause too much "wandering" in high winds and you feel like you are tipping over in the curves. The P rated version has too much sidewall flexing, but it fits the fenders perfectly.
If yours are LT rated they would provide better handling. But the P rated version cause too much "wandering" in high winds and you feel like you are tipping over in the curves. The P rated version has too much sidewall flexing, but it fits the fenders perfectly.
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Re: anyone have 265/75 on a stock 2wd?
Originally posted by JA4x4
hey everyone. my mom's expeditoin >Expedition, Ed< needs new tires. its a 2wd that came with 255/70/16s (30 inch),
but i still have the tires from my chevy that i lifted. they are 265/75/16s that are good. is anyone running these tires on a stock 2wd? any troubles?
hey everyone. my mom's expeditoin >Expedition, Ed< needs new tires. its a 2wd that came with 255/70/16s (30 inch),
but i still have the tires from my chevy that i lifted. they are 265/75/16s that are good. is anyone running these tires on a stock 2wd? any troubles?
No other fitiment problems
speedo will be off approx 3 MPH (slow) at indicated 60 MPH she will be rolling about 63 MPH
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