Ok im not totally stupid but have been looking at the TOYO Open Country M/T’s On Tiredeals4less.com but I don’t know what size to look for. I currently run a 305/50/20 but what is that? I don’t know. This is my first 4x4 only my second truck so maybe someone out there can help a brother out so I don’t look like a idiot when (the guy’s) talk tires

 

wat year truck?

 

an 05 but what does that have to do with it?

 

look at the top right it will tell you what year his truck is ('05 by the way)

 

i just saw that lol sorry its almost 12am and im a lil tired
do you have a leveling kit or plan on adding 1? if so get the 33x12.50x20 Toyo's

 

ok i will be adding 1 but what i want to know is how do i tell what size my tires ARE now.then what size is a 33

 

this can help you
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

and your essentially running a 32" tire

 

thanks for the help russ

 

A 305/50-20 basically a 32x12.50 tire. I'd suggest going with a 305/55-20 (33x12.50)

 

y would you go with the 55

 

I just switched myself from 305/50/20 to 33/12.5/17 and it added about 1 inch all the way around. It definitely fills the front wheel well up. I had it out today testing the limits in the snow and had no problem with rubbing with the wheels cut hard and I don't have the front lifted.

 

Have you noticed a serious decrease in gas mileage or road noise? How much did you pay for the tires?

That is my exact truck and I'm totally gonna buy those tires

Any noticeable rub during off-roading?

 

To convert tire size:

Example: 285/70/17 = 32.7x11.22x17

Divide 285 by 25.4 = 11.22 (tread width)
Multiply 11.22 x 70%(aspect ratio) = 7.85 (sidewall height)
Multiply 7.85 x 2 = 15.7 (total sidewall)
Add 15.7 + 17 (rim) = 32.7 (tire height)

Or you can search for a tire size conversion chart online.

 

Hey, if those were 20's in the before pic.... are you selling them ???