Best tire size for FX4 rim?
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Would anything smaller then a 33'' look small in the well?
Also... what is 33'' in terms of the 275/55/18 way to measure?
And one last thing... was looking on Tirerack.com... they have BFGoodrich Rugged Trail T/A's for $116. I was under the impression that those are great tires... any reason for them being so cheap compared to other tires?
Also... what is 33'' in terms of the 275/55/18 way to measure?
And one last thing... was looking on Tirerack.com... they have BFGoodrich Rugged Trail T/A's for $116. I was under the impression that those are great tires... any reason for them being so cheap compared to other tires?
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An 275/70R18 or 285/65R18 would be about 33". On the Rugged trails, they do have a 275/70R18, but it is a p-series tire, not an LT. That is why they are cheaper. I personally do not like P-series tires on an F150. They are at their max load carrying ability and the sidewalls are too soft for my taste.. BFG ATs are made in the LT285/65R18 in a LR E tire. A bit of overkill for an F150, but usable. It does recommend an 8" wide wheel, and the FX4s are 7.5". You could use them safely, although you might get a little more wear in the center of the tread. You would have to run those tires at about 45-50 psi (they are max 80). The rugged trails would have to be run at 36, their max pressure.
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Will there be a drastic change in performance/mpg when I'm switching to a 30''+ tire from the stock 17'' General?
Also, what would the next few sizes down from a 33'' tire be? Is there 32'', 31'', ect. that would fit? Does it look odd?
Reason I ask is because my truck is mostly street driven... so I'm mostly going for that appearance (I know bigger rims and a rear-drop would better achieve this look), but I'd like to keep some winter ability as well for the NE snowstorms.
Also, what would the next few sizes down from a 33'' tire be? Is there 32'', 31'', ect. that would fit? Does it look odd?
Reason I ask is because my truck is mostly street driven... so I'm mostly going for that appearance (I know bigger rims and a rear-drop would better achieve this look), but I'd like to keep some winter ability as well for the NE snowstorms.
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