31's or 33's?
#2
33x10.50 will most likely fit. I'm not sure about 33x12.50, but I'm sure someone else will chime in soon.
More importantly, are you planning on regearing if you run 33s? If not, then be prepared for poor acceleration and gutless hill climbs. I guess if you don't plan on regearing, it might be a better idea to go with 31s.
More importantly, are you planning on regearing if you run 33s? If not, then be prepared for poor acceleration and gutless hill climbs. I guess if you don't plan on regearing, it might be a better idea to go with 31s.
#4
33x10.50 will most likely fit. I'm not sure about 33x12.50, but I'm sure someone else will chime in soon.
More importantly, are you planning on regearing if you run 33s? If not, then be prepared for poor acceleration and gutless hill climbs. I guess if you don't plan on regearing, it might be a better idea to go with 31s.
More importantly, are you planning on regearing if you run 33s? If not, then be prepared for poor acceleration and gutless hill climbs. I guess if you don't plan on regearing, it might be a better idea to go with 31s.
If your gonna regear I have a 4.56 front third and then 4.56 rear gears i am selling/swapping for your stuff.
#7
If you currently have 16" wheels, you should be using/asking about metric sizes to determine what will work best.
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#8
x2! With a 2-3" lift, 285/75 R16's (33x11.50x16) will fit on stock rims with only very minor rubbing. I have a 3+" lift and only rub in the front at full steering lock when compressing the suspension.



