285/65/20's
I have 285/65/20 on my Screw w/ stock suspension - no issues at all.
Edit: Sorry, I double checked, I'm running 285/50/20 - enough room though, no issues with them at all.
Edit: Sorry, I double checked, I'm running 285/50/20 - enough room though, no issues with them at all.
Last edited by racerx1307; Oct 13, 2011 at 09:43 AM.
When I purchased mine all the tire shops said they'd rub and I'd need to cut. Long story short I trusted the members on here that said they wouldn't rub and gathered a few pics of trucks that had them installed and purchased them anyways.
If you need proof check my album. I've got them on the oem 20" and now on XD 20x9 rims and neither rub.
Need more proof use the Search, you'll see few more with them on.
The tires were BFg all terrain t/a's. We mounted the front left tire and tried turning it. I was heartbroken.
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Honestly, I don't know the offset or backspacing of my wheels. I have 20x9 or possibly 20x10 American Racing rims. I was running on 305/50/20's but two of em were bad and I needed to replace em. I got lucky and found a tire shop that had a good set of BFG 285/65's and thought I'd give it a try.
Where exactly was it rubbing ? I've had the same BFG KO tires on mine for years and have been running a 1.5" wheel spacer for the last couple with no issues. Granted I have a 2.5" AS but you wouldn't think that half an inch would cause all that. Too bad it didn't work out, you would have liked the tires.
Last edited by Dog'em; Oct 16, 2011 at 03:22 PM.
It was rubbing on the fender flare and the black plastic that's in the fender well. I was gonna try to cut the plastic but wouldn't have been able to due to the metal of the rocker panel. I would have had to cut quite a bit. I'm chalking the problem up to my wheels have too much backspacing... These are my wheels

I thought they were 20x9 but I think they are 20x8.5

I thought they were 20x9 but I think they are 20x8.5



