285/75R18s on my stock STX
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285/75R18s on my stock STX
Hi, I just bought a used set of 2004 Lariat wheels with 285/75R18 tires on them. ($350) local sale.
I want to mount them to my stock STX 4X4(look at my sig), will they work with my stock ride height?
It looks like it wont be a problem but I figured I’d come here just to be safe?
Also, should I have a tire shop put them on? Or do you think they are already balanced? They have the little led weights on them already and they wer installed on an 04 Lariat for about 10,000 miles.
I want to mount them to my stock STX 4X4(look at my sig), will they work with my stock ride height?
It looks like it wont be a problem but I figured I’d come here just to be safe?
Also, should I have a tire shop put them on? Or do you think they are already balanced? They have the little led weights on them already and they wer installed on an 04 Lariat for about 10,000 miles.
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Originally Posted by Script
Hi, I just bought a used set of 2004 Lariat wheels with 285/75R18 tires on them. ($350) local sale.
I want to mount them to my stock STX 4X4(look at my sig), will they work with my stock ride height?
It looks like it wont be a problem but I figured I’d come here just to be safe?
Also, should I have a tire shop put them on? Or do you think they are already balanced? They have the little led weights on them already and they wer installed on an 04 Lariat for about 10,000 miles.
I want to mount them to my stock STX 4X4(look at my sig), will they work with my stock ride height?
It looks like it wont be a problem but I figured I’d come here just to be safe?
Also, should I have a tire shop put them on? Or do you think they are already balanced? They have the little led weights on them already and they wer installed on an 04 Lariat for about 10,000 miles.
As far as getting them balanced, do it. With 10k they are probably due or overdue to be balanced anyway.
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Originally Posted by Script
Crap! Well thanks for the heads up. Im 95% sure they said 75 though. My stock tires are 70, 65 seems to be going down in size. ( I know nothing about tires ratios) i thought that 325s constituted a 35" tire though?
To learn what the size means, go here.
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Ok Yea, you were right. I had the numbers wrong.
The real numbers are:
Stock
255/70/R17
New ones
285/65/R18
So the 285s there not stock tires? Weird, the guy told me they were but im not sure he really new much about this stuff (like me).
Any way the tires are defiantly BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO 285/65R18, about 10000 miles on them. They have a good bit of tread left.
Do you guys think I got a pretty fair deal on these?
The real numbers are:
Stock
255/70/R17
New ones
285/65/R18
So the 285s there not stock tires? Weird, the guy told me they were but im not sure he really new much about this stuff (like me).
Any way the tires are defiantly BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO 285/65R18, about 10000 miles on them. They have a good bit of tread left.
Do you guys think I got a pretty fair deal on these?
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