Im in search of some 33 inch tires that I can mount on 18 inch rims. Ive yet to find any. I own 18's and I want to put them on my truck wrapped in a set of big mud tires. Any tire with a good tread that comes in a 32 or 33 inch would be great. If anyone knows of any, let me know. thanks.

 

Hey email me and I will give info I found so far. I have the same problem.

 

There are several off road 18 inch tires available. 325/60-18 has become a common size. The Nitto Terra Grappler, Toyo Open Country AT, Pro Comp Xtreme AT, **** Cepek Radial FC II, Mickey Thompson Baja Radial ATZ and MTZ are all available in that size. I believe the Toyo MT and Nitto Mud Grappler are avaiable in 33x12.50-18.

 

follow up on wandell's reply, but bfg has a couple of the bigger AT and MT tires also in the 17's and 18's...check out there website and tire size charts...this'll give you all that they offer and might even tell you when their newer sizes will be available..._motes

 

Dude, Toyo Open Country M/T's come in like every size imaginable. Not to mention they look ****ing sweet

 

Here is what I put on.

 

Sweet!

 

Iv'e got the 18" lightning wheels on my 01 SCrew. I put on 275/65/R18 Courser AT's. They have some road hum, but so far I am very pleased with them. On most of my trucks I generally go with the BFG AT's, but they are a soft rubber and wear out quickly. Supposedly these Courser's will last significantly longer.

 

thats the first time I have heard someone say that BFG are a soft compound and wear quickly.....

 

Yep, I have over 50,000 miles on my BFG AT KO's and am beginning to wonder if they are ever gonna wear out.

 

I have had several sets of BFG AT's on my many different rigs over the years. I thought they all seemed to wear quicker than other AT tires I have owned. Anyway, the BFG's sure seem like a softer tire than these Mastercraft Courser's I have on right now. I'll know more in about 20K miles.

 

teegunn, i work at a busy ford dealer with alot of full size trucks coming through. i have'nt ever heard of or seen the brand or model of tire you're running. i had a set of bfg km's on my jeep ( can i say jeep on this forum ) and they lasted about four years.

 

I've found the same thing.