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Old 04-14-2016, 09:59 AM
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Tire size question, thanks!!!

Hey everybody. I've been searching a lot on here and I'd really just like to be sure before I spend a grand or so on tires that I get the right ones. I'm a fan of Goodyear duratracs so I'll be going with those. My question is what is the largest tire size that I can go with on a stock 2013 4X4 XLT supercrew? Stock 18 inch rims will be used. Thanks!!!
 
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Old 04-15-2016, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Rahusband
Hey everybody. I've been searching a lot on here and I'd really just like to be sure before I spend a grand or so on tires that I get the right ones. I'm a fan of Goodyear duratracs so I'll be going with those. My question is what is the largest tire size that I can go with on a stock 2013 4X4 XLT supercrew? Stock 18 inch rims will be used. Thanks!!!
Anybody got any input?
 
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Old 04-15-2016, 03:01 PM
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Without doing any other mods to the suspension or needing to trim, it seems that you can go a size or 2 over the stock width number.. For example, if your OEM size starts out with "265", you can usually go to a "285" (and leaving the rest of the numbers the same) and be okay.. You'll still have to re-calibrate your speedo if that's important to you..

I think some have gone to even a "305" and been real close to rubbing, but okay for the most part..

I just spent about $1100 on these tires, but they are still the OEM size, but I really like this style of tire over the stock Bridgestones that came on the truck..

These are "Back Country A/T" from a local tire chain in my area and the stock 275/55/20 size.

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Good luck!

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Old 05-04-2016, 09:56 AM
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Ok, so I got my truck leveled with a 2 inch kit. Now I'm just debating on 275,285 or 295/70 18. I really want to go with Goodyear Duratracs. Had them before and really liked them. Any opinion on these tire sizes anyone?
 
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Old 05-05-2016, 12:49 PM
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295s should fit fine with a 2" kit, that's what I ran on my 2013 XLT. The only times they scrubbed was when I would turn sharp at odd angles, like down a steep hill on the farm.
 
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HELLO GUYZ. If i can chime in here. I have a 2013 supercrew XLT with 18" wheels. I put Bilsteins up front and raised it 1.5 inches. Was given a set of **** Cepek rims 17X9.
How big can we get under it without rubbing???
35x12.50x17 ???
315x70x17 ???

THANKS FOR ANY INPUT
 



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