Rerunn

Ya'll think 285/75/16s would fit on my stock reg cab? just curious got some 16 inchers for cheap and im shoppin for tires. If not i'll just go with 265/75/16s

Rerunn

They are about the same as 33/10.50s so a little pinch weld beating possibly and they'll be ok i think. anybody elses 2cents?

muddpigg

iTrader: (1)

Without gears it will be slower. This is one of those topics that comes up frequently. My truck had 33/12.5 on it when I got it. But not all tires are true size, so one brand may fit better. Check the manufacture specs for the true OD. You can always crank the torsion bars and put an AAL in the rear.

Rerunn

Yeah that is true and I plan on regearing shortly after. I was just curious as to what i could get away with without lifting. i dont wheel really hard so im not superworried about scrubbing

4banginRunner

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285s will fit

they are only 33s, at most you'll have rubbing on the pinch weld at full lock/compression
Thats why we have sawzalls/grinders/torch/BFH

bobby_duce

to stay on the safe side id go with a 1" bodylift just for a little extra clearance too.
post some pictures once you get them on too!

REDYOTA

also depends on the wheel offset/backspace

xXbrutalXcoreXx

Here is my truck with 1.5" BJ spacers and a 1" BL on 285/75/16's. My rims are also 16x10 with 4.5" backspacing. Even with 2.5 inches of lift i still had to cut back some of the pinch weld to avoid rubbing while the steering was locked. Hope this helps.

4banginRunner

Back in the day with 295s (34s) with BJ spacers


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here's 265s stock height (with sagged springs)

tried4x2signN

I hate the metric system

I mean, it'd be different if we used the thing... Then I'd say that about ppl posting standard stuff...

285 x .75 x 2 / 25.4 + rim diameter (16) = 32.8" outer diameter tire.

yotarob2005

You are not the only one who hates that system, but thanks for that formula, I'll save it for future use.

muddpigg

iTrader: (1)

Keep in mind that regard less what the sidewall says the OD of a tire varies by manufacture and even from tire design with in the same manufacture. I've read articles why some do this but really not going into that. The only reason I think it even matters here is a difference of 0.5" on stock truck with no lift will be the lots of rubbing vrs no rubbing. Just check the manufacture specs as it is always listed.