sand tires
sand tires
What would be a good tire for loose sand. I just got a job at the beach and it requires 4wd to get to one of stations. I an looking for either 33's or 35's on stock rims. I will be adding a 2.5 leveling kit and an add a leaf to the rear. Keep in mind though that it's a 95 mile ride to work so I need a tire that will last a while to. Thanks for any help you can give.
i had the dune grapplers in a 285/70 17 on my 99 f150...they rode rougher than the bfgs but are cheaper. and they are awesome in loose gravel and sand, especially aired down. mud is a different story. if you are in much mud at all id go with the tried and true bfg.
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OK another question then. Would these fit with the leveling kit and aal. If so what size rims and backspacing would I need.
**** Cepek radial F C-2
Size LT375/50R18 (33x15.50R18LT)
Appx. Wt. Load 85
Range Max E
Load 3,525
Max PSI 65
Approved Rims 10.0-13.0
Measuring Rim 12
Sidewall Width 15.4
Tread Width 12.2
Overall Diameter 33
Tread Depth 22/32
**** Cepek radial F C-2
Size LT375/50R18 (33x15.50R18LT)
Appx. Wt. Load 85
Range Max E
Load 3,525
Max PSI 65
Approved Rims 10.0-13.0
Measuring Rim 12
Sidewall Width 15.4
Tread Width 12.2
Overall Diameter 33
Tread Depth 22/32
Last edited by TRUEBLUE2004; Mar 5, 2008 at 09:02 PM.
Originally Posted by hoss66
15.5" wide is going to be to wide for your truck. look at the 33/12.50. you will want to get 18x9 rim with about 5" of backspacing.
Yeah I know but I like mine short and fat.






