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i had 32" hankook dynapro-mt rt-03 , they were great off-road and decent on-road. i would get it again. i now run mickey thompson baja claw 31", very quiet on pavement and AWESOME on trail when aired down to 18psi.
#46
i wish i was closer to sell them to u i liove in uppr michigan yea these 10-11 wide rims and 12.50s look like balloon tires lol great for sand but i wanna cut down to 33-10.5 something that looks dcent and little better mileage
#48
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you should considering the KM2 33x10.5R15. I bought a used set with about 60% tread left. I have put about 15k miles on them since then and they are probably at 10% now, but I figure I'd get at least 30k out of a new set. That's with a locked diff and I drive 90% mountain roads and I DO NOT take it easy. If I were a less aggressive driver/doing more highway I could easily see getting 40k out of a set.
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Why do you want to get rid of the 33/12.5s? Personally I love mine
#54
I can't comment if you swap your tires for a different size, but if you decide to keep the 33x12.5x15s, then get some 15x8-3.75 or 3.5" backspace wheels. that's what size I run on my truck (the 3.75") with 33x12.5 Toyo's. Wheels stick out right around where you're asking. I have about 3/8" between sidewall and UCA.
Why do you want to get rid of the 33/12.5s? Personally I love mine
Why do you want to get rid of the 33/12.5s? Personally I love mine
#55
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what's your mpg now? what might really help is lowering your truck if it's still got the 6" lift. i can't imagine how much wind it catches that high as mine already catches a lot of wind with only around 2" lift. i don't know physics that well, but i would guess that just changing the contact patch of your tires isn't going to make a significant change for your MPGs. you might gain acceleration because they'll be lighter. obviously driving style also has a lot to do with mpg's as well.
i get around 15-18mpg with 22re/5spd/4.88s/HEAVY 33x12.5 Toyos/2" lift.
i get around 15-18mpg with 22re/5spd/4.88s/HEAVY 33x12.5 Toyos/2" lift.
#56
was loking at getting these http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-84-5883/overview/
i get about 14-16 mpg with 3.0L 5 speed
i get about 14-16 mpg with 3.0L 5 speed
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i think that's about average mpg for a 3.0 truck.
fairly certain that's the spec of wheel you will want if going with an 8" wide, and it gives you options vs being stuck with limited width tire. 3.75-3.5" is about the BS you need in order to keep distance between sidewall and UCA with large 12.5" tires. i'm pretty sure a 33x10.5 will fit on stock 15x7-4.75bs wheels without rubbing as well - that's why so many people run that size BFGs.
fairly certain that's the spec of wheel you will want if going with an 8" wide, and it gives you options vs being stuck with limited width tire. 3.75-3.5" is about the BS you need in order to keep distance between sidewall and UCA with large 12.5" tires. i'm pretty sure a 33x10.5 will fit on stock 15x7-4.75bs wheels without rubbing as well - that's why so many people run that size BFGs.