That'd work.

 

figures...they do not make that size in a mud terrain only the A/T. I guess it could still work....

 

I like toyo at's, good looking tire
How much can you get them for?

 

I think nitto makes there trail grap in that size, but you'd have to check to be sure

 

I havent priced them yet, still trying to figure sizes...I bet they will be cheaper than the BF's I got on there now....

 

Exactly. 35 tall and 12.5 wide. How hard is that?? LOL

 

tirepackage.com has the AT shipped for 1550

 

I think you'll be alright with pretty much any 35, except maybe the mud grappler due to those obnoxious side lugs/tread pattern. Those are gonna rub, id be willing to bet

 

Those metric sizes keep your tire supplier in business! Don't kno wat we'd do if it was simple...lol
Northerner, Good luck with the tire hunt!

 

Hey, thanks for the info guys!

 

Most Manufacterors list their 305 series tire as 12.5" width. I think the 325 or even 315s will be cutting it close to fit.

Here is a pic of my 305-55-20 Mickey Thompson ATZs on stock 20" rims



I think that a 33" tall tire is plenty with a 2.5" level... but a 35 will fit too. But I think a 295 series 35" works better... little, less or no rub.

BTW, my these tires rub on the sway bar on my 09.

I think most guess that run a 325 tire on stockers, are running 18s. Stock 18s +35mm OS, stock 20s +44 OS

 

I wouldn't run a 325 on stock rims....that is a bit too wide. 315 is about the max I would ever run.

 

Its not the metric part that gets confusing. Its the aspect ratio, the second number is a percentage of the overall height in MM. Why the hell didnt they just make it height in MM and width in MM like a SAE tire?

 

I tried 35/12.50/20 mud grapplers on my truck the other day to see if they would fit. I even put a 1/4" spacer on to help out and it was touching the ball joint while the wheels were straight. I have been looking at the 295/65/20 (35x11.6x20) Trail Grapplers and those seem like they would be the biggest tire you can go height and width without any rubbing.

 

I just bought a 2010 F-150 FX-4 and put some toyo 33" mud terrain tires on it. Don't do it with the stock 20" rims!! I placed a 2.5" leveling kit on it and it still rubbed the upper ball joints in the front and they rubbed against the plastic shock covers in the rear. I recommend placing offset rims if you are going to go large on the tires.