biggest tires?
03-26-2006, 01:09 PM
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biggest tires?
what would you guys say are the biggest mud tires i could put in a stock 93 4x4? i have 31/10.50's right now, but they are all weather tires.
03-26-2006, 03:13 PM
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Ok, so, before we get any further, the search function will help you out. This is probably THE most common question this board gets.
Now, your question:
It depends on whether you want to lift or not. I had a 90 4x4 not too long ago. 32x11.50's will fit with some rubbing, but 33x10.50's will fit quite well, a bit of rubbing, but you get to use the stock rims. If you lift it, 33x12.50's will fit just fine. 35's with a body lift. Keep in mind that an 11.5 inch wide tire it is suggested that you get new wheels, and 12.5 inches wide, it's a must. I wouldn't suggest going over 35's though, the stock IFS doesn't really like that.
Now, your question:
It depends on whether you want to lift or not. I had a 90 4x4 not too long ago. 32x11.50's will fit with some rubbing, but 33x10.50's will fit quite well, a bit of rubbing, but you get to use the stock rims. If you lift it, 33x12.50's will fit just fine. 35's with a body lift. Keep in mind that an 11.5 inch wide tire it is suggested that you get new wheels, and 12.5 inches wide, it's a must. I wouldn't suggest going over 35's though, the stock IFS doesn't really like that.
03-26-2006, 04:00 PM
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but what about the suspension and stuff. i already have alloy wheels, but i don't plan on a lift or changing axels or anything like that. i just want to put the biggest tires that will fit without any modifications.
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Originally Posted by oly884
Ok, so, before we get any further, the search function will help you out. This is probably THE most common question this board gets.
Stock: 32x11.50's will fit with some rubbing, but 33x10.50's will fit quite well, a bit of rubbing, but you get to use the stock rims.
Stock: 32x11.50's will fit with some rubbing, but 33x10.50's will fit quite well, a bit of rubbing, but you get to use the stock rims.
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Originally Posted by oly884
Anyways, I run the metric equivalent to 33x10.50's. I don't have a lift, and I was able to use the stock wheels. They do rub a touch, nothing bad though.
Here's a great article to read that talks about the benifits of tall narrow tiresL http://www.expeditionswest.com/resea...tion_rev1.html
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