285/75-17

[csheatz]

Anyone running these without a lift? I have my torsion bars turned about 1.25". I know I can get 285/70's but I really want to get the 75's

 

Also maybe a 295/70?

[foxman31292]

On my 02 i ran 285/75/16

[csheatz]

On my 02 i ran 285/75/16

 

 

I think they are 1" smaller than the 285/75-17's

[stewy_05]

I run 285/70/17's leveling kit and 3" BL and only rub on mud flaps when turn sharp. I think you will be good.

[csheatz]

I run 285/70/17's leveling kit and 3" BL and only rub on mud flaps when turn sharp. I think you will be good.

 

 

HUH?

 

You are running 285/70's and are having rubbing issues? guys on here are running the same size tires as you with no suspension or body lift. Going on your info I would not be able to run the 285/75's with just a t-bar crank.

[sab316]

With the new trucks I would say you might have some minor problems rubbing with that tire if any but with your still truck they fit the tires alot better.... I would think you would be fine fitting them.

[Z'06]

295/70/17 fits with no problems on Tahoes & Suburbans with Ford keys and rear coil spacers, so it should be fine on trucks with Ford keys and larger rear blocks. The 285s and 295s are the most commonly upgraded tires on the Z71Tahoe-Suburban.com forum.

[csheatz]

I think I am going get 2" lift blocks and keys before I get the tires. Its gonna suck if I get the tires and they dont fit. Either that or I will be setteling for 285/70's

[2000DV4.8]

Is 285/75/17 even a readily available size?

[Jimmyz]

I'm running 285/75R16's on my 2001 Suburban 2500 2wd with no rubbing problems. Runnung them on the stock alloy wheels.

[csheatz]

Is 285/75/17 even a readily available size?

 

 

Available through Nitto.

[yellownick]

I was wondering the same thing about the 75s. What did you ever come up with?