After going through pages and pages of this thread that's what I'm going with too except I have 18 inch rims. Thanks for confirming my choice!
Nice !285/70/17
These would do perfect with no rubbage. Any bigger you’ll rub for sure. Unless you add a level kit !
Hey sir. 265-70s are just right with out the front tires rubbing. If you go 285 it’ll rub. Unless you put on a level kit
thx. I read somewhere that the AT4 is beefier than the discontinued AT3 so I was hoping someone on here has them on.
Thanks for sharing this, that answered the question I had rattling around inside my head. My truck has 255/65/17s and I am probably going to go 255/70/17s on the next set of tires. Nice ride man.I went an inch bigger in diameter 31.5” with 265/65/18 Duratracs
The stock one was 30.5” 265/60/18 Hankook Dynapro
No issues so far at 140 plus miles.
I think the issue would be the width, so I checked this first
https://tiresize.com/comparison/
According to the size calculator, the width is the same with the tires I chose.
I like the way that looks. 1" and retains the power of the truck itself. I was planning on getting a set 255/70/17 Goodyears on the next set of tires, but I really like the way 275/65/17s look. My truck spends most of its life on the road, and with a setup like yours it will retain the power and still have the 1" lift.?no spacers, no lift, no level. As stated before, my intention was to install a taller wider tire without throwing the gear ratio out of whack too far, so I went with a tire only 1" taller than stock, and about .8" wider. These are Cooper AT3's, a true light truck tire (10 ply rated). After driving home from discount tire, it's clear that these I think are perfect for as far as my stated goals were concerned with the existing gears and maintaining the "zippiness" of the motor. No doubt a 265/70/17 would look better, however I like the width of the new tires and again the preservation of performance as it relates to the original gear ratio. I also intend to pull a travel trailer so it made a difference to me as to how tall of a tire I should install.
Its standard with a Sport package, I have a 22 Sport 4x4 and it has 255/65R17s on it. I have researched the heck out of this thread and made up my mind and I am going to put a set of 255/70R17 Goodyear Wrangler highway tires on the next set.
Its standard with a Sport package, I have a 22 Sport 4x4 and it has 255/65R17s on it. I have researched the heck out of this thread and made up my mind and I am going to put a set of 255/70R17 Goodyear Wrangler highway tires on the next set.
