People with 33 inch tires?

Ricks Munn · January 16, 2017

I want to post pics but I can't figure it out. It says error file too large. How do I do it?

When I posted pictures from my laptop I had to resize my pictures in Preview(Mac program) until the were smaller than 1MB. However, when I upload pictures from my phone using Tapatalk it will bring up an error message but then it gives me the option to upload it a different way and that has worked without problems.

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CHowell1991 · January 16, 2017

I have 285/75r18 on stocks with no rub. But I also have a 2.25" level.

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Knightfall · February 19, 2017

Once I finally convince myself to do it, I'm going to put 285 70 17 Fierce Attitudes (another Goodyear M/T) on a set of Tahoe police package wheels (unless I can find some good aftermarket 17" black steel wheels for way cheaper) on my truck....my only qualm is I really don't wanna do a level....ugh

RocNYRunner · February 19, 2017

I have 275/70R18 wrangler duratracks on my truck with no issues. I have a Rancho QuickLIFT level though.

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How bad a hit to mileage have you seen?

KARNUT · February 19, 2017

You could check with your local discount tire outlet, back in my working days I bought a truck every two years. The first thing I did was change the tires to the tallest and widest I could go stock, I spent most of my time off road. They knew their stuff.

Ricks Munn · February 26, 2017

How bad a hit to mileage have you seen?

Honestly, the change in gas mileage was pretty noticeable. With stock tires i was getting incredible mileage for a truck, almost always in the 20s, but now I'm lucky to get 16. Some people don't really care about that or claim it doesn't make a difference, but it did on my truck and it was rather sad. But, I do love the look of the truck now. If I had money and time, a gear swap could probably help out a bit.

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