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I’m wanting to see pics of 33x12.5x17 or 305/70/17’s (34”) on 17” rims. I’m deciding between 33’s on 16’s or 33’s on 17’s. but the rims I want only come in 17x9 so they may be a little too wide compared to the 16x8’s.

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HDGert,

See my signature for the pic. I have Eagle 114 18"x9.5" wheels with 6" backspacing. The tires are Nitto Terra Grappler 325/60R18. The tires are 32.99" inflated diameter according to Nitto's website. Now the fit; the front has 1/4" spacers to prevent the rubbing I was experiencing on the upper control arm and sway bar at full turn. The back needed nothing. I had to trim some of the plastic inner fender and just barely trim the inside lip of the front bumper and valance. I have the "green keys" installed as well. The front is probably cranked about 2 1/2" over stock. The front sits about 1/4" higher in the front. I know you were asking about 17" wheels, but I thought I'd throw my .02 cents in. Good Luck!

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Running 315/70/17 on 17x8.5's H2's, running 3"BL and TB's are cranked with some plastice being trimmed. Click on name for better a picture

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