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Old 12-29-2015, 03:54 PM
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285/70/17

For those folks who are unable to use the search function and can only look through the topics, this is the answer.
YES 285/70/17 (GOODYEAR DURATRAC) TIRES WILL FIT A STOCK 4X4 F150. In this instance the truck is a 2001 F150 4x4 off road package with a STOCK SUSPENSION. It has new Bilstein shocks and new components (ball joints, bushings, tie rods, etc) but nothing is different than the day I bought her from the Stealership.

There are no rubs, clunks, whines, or noises. They are a bit noisy compared to the old Goodyear AT-S tires I had 63,400 miles on, but the Flowmaster drowns them out anyway.

I hope this helps decrease the countless "will my tire fit" questions.
 
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Old 12-31-2015, 05:27 PM
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It will depend on the wheels used. Stock no issue, wider or different offset may cause some rub. My expedition did not rub on the stock wheels, bu had a slight rub with the 17X9 zero offset Helos.
 
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Touche' Didn't consider aftermarket wheels.
 
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I like to drive out on the beach sand and I've been thinking about going to that size next time. Sometimes I can go on the sand without deflating my stock size 265/70x17 Michelins and sometimes I have to deflate them. One time I had to deflate to 15psig to get unstuck. Never had to call a tow truck like some have though.....

I buy the Michelins with the street tread design.

There are two stretches of beach close to me that I can drive on. One is 4 miles long!
 



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