9zero1790
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What magic is this lol i have 2.5 all around high clearance crash bars and still needed new wheels .I run 285/70 with a lift no rub anywhere
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What magic is this lol i have 2.5 all around high clearance crash bars and still needed new wheels .I run 285/70 with a lift no rub anywhere
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I think he’s lifted high enough that everything’s out of harm’s way - there are aftermarket UCAs and it just looks higher than average.What magic is this lol i have 2.5 all around high clearance crash bars and still needed new wheels .
I'd be curious to feel the difference. I didn't think about it being more stable with wider tires (makes sense). I'm on 255/75/17 and was planning on staying with 255 on my next set but bigger.the pizza cutters on a trail in everything except for sloshy mud and snow are great. however, after feeling the difference of stability with the 285 and wider track it would be tough to go back. the truck is much more planted.
I can't say if it's the tires or the off set but both combined make the truck feel pretty stable. It was not loose or squirrely on 265 and stock offset but it did make a differenceI'd be curious to feel the difference. I didn't think about it being more stable with wider tires (makes sense). I'm on 255/75/17 and was planning on staying with 255 on my next set but bigger.
Is 34x10.5 the actual size or is it a metric size?Another Pizza Cutter option is gonna be the 34x10.50
I'm running mine on a Stock Wheels with no spacers. and the truck sits at about a 2'' lift. High Clearance Crash bars. And a touch of Rubbing off road on the Frame.
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34x10.50R17 is the actual size, only 2 or 3 tires are available in it. Toyo AT3, KO2, and some Interco option.Is 34x10.5 the actual size or is it a metric size?