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3" Skyjacker with 285/70/17's
Hello Everyone
I have an 04 Scab FX4 and i was thinking of going with the skyjacker kit and running 285/70/17's with some aftermarket wheels. I was wondering if any of you think this size of tire is too small. I dont want a wide tire, because they seem to push snow instead of plow through it. Any comments would be great Thanks :beers: |
yes the tire is too small, alot of people are running 35's with just a level kit, including my self. check out my gallery
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Not with different wheels they arn't. I'd say 33s and the 3" Skyjacker would look fine and if you could fit 35s than do it! :thumbsup:
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That's pretty much the same size as the stock tires. A 3" lift with stock tires would look pretty silly IMO, but that's just my opinion. It's your truck. If you want a skinny tire, that's fine, but atleast get a bigger diameter.
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I believe the Truxxx website has a three inch level kit and 285's which is a 33 inch tire, even a 325/60/18 is only a half an inch larger...correct?
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Originally Posted by CaseyKM28
I believe the Truxxx website has a three inch level kit and 285's which is a 33 inch tire, even a 325/60/18 is only a half an inch larger...correct?
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I have got a 2 inch leveling kit and 285/70/17 MT/R's by Goodyear. They also make a 305/70/17 which is a little bit bigger and wider. I would go for a bigger tire.. they even look a little small on my truck.
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hey black2004fx4
your truck looks shiny did you wax it? if so what kind of wax did you use? back to the topic.. I just have the leveling kit and running 33x12.5 pro comps on 17x10 inch rims. if your going to get the 3 inch lift go 35's or close to it. not sure how wide your going to go or if your going to use stock rims. just my 2 cents |
I agree with OMC. If you're going through the trouble and $$$ for a 3", go 35's. My SC is stock and I have 33's with tons of room! So, leave it be and get 33's (285's) or reach for the sky! :angel:
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All i know is that is what skyjacker recommends is a 33" tire. Also a 285 is the skinniest you can go without going to a 12.50.
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