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Khaos05

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Ok...i need pics of these configurations (if possible):

 

1. All Stock with 285/70/17 tires

2. TBars cranked with 285/70/17 tires (otherwise stock - and stock rims)

3. 4" Suspension lift with 34" Tires (with stock rims)

 

i'm really looking to see what my truck will look like as it progresses...i don't really want to change rims because I want it to look mostly stock with just a little more beef to it...so I may stop at step 2...

 

 

Thanks!

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kind of hard to tell at that distance but from what I can see it looks pretty nice...is 285/70/17 the biggest you can go? Or what is a "muddy" looking tire that will give it a beefier look than BFG AT's?

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kind of hard to tell at that distance but from what I can see it looks pretty nice...is 285/70/17 the biggest you can go? Or what is a "muddy" looking tire that will give it a beefier look than BFG AT's?

 

how do you think these would look with the tbars cranked?

http://www.maxxis.com/products/automotive/...product_id=2596

 

I was so happy they come in 285/70/17 (which I think is about a 32" tire)

 

anyone have pictures of their truck with the tbars cranked and these tires on it?

chakis24 Senior Enthusiast

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you cant fit the 285's without cranking the front end. ill take pics of my 2005. i cranked the front to level it and put on 285/70/17 pro comp a/t's. i liked these tires the best out of anything else i saw. ill have pics for you in a little bit

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here you go, i took a 3/4 pic and i took one of just the wheel well, if you need somethin else let me know.

 

6256mytruck.jpg

 

and one of the wheel well:

 

 

4986untitled.jpg

 

 

i like the look of the bigger tires, it certainly looks better than stock

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if I crank the tbars to level it out will the 32" maxxis buckshots fit? Even on the stock rim?

 

 

i forget exactly how wide my rim is, but i fit the 285/70/17 pro comps on my stock rims with no problems. i have a z-71 and i know they had different rims so i dont know exactly how yours would be.

 

EDIT- if you go to the tires website, theyll probably tell you the rim size that will fit, diameter and width, and it might say it on the side of the drivers door what size rims you have (along with stock tire size and pressure) and my tires are closer to a 33", so id assume so, and there is no rub at full lock.

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if I crank the tbars to level it out will the 32" maxxis buckshots fit? Even on the stock rim?

 

 

i forget exactly how wide my rim is, but i fit the 285/70/17 pro comps on my stock rims with no problems. i have a z-71 and i know they had different rims so i dont know exactly how yours would be.

 

EDIT- if you go to the tires website, theyll probably tell you the rim size that will fit, diameter and width, and it might say it on the side of the drivers door what size rims you have (along with stock tire size and pressure) and my tires are closer to a 33", so id assume so, and there is no rub at full lock.

 

 

cool..because I want a slightly more aggressive tire than BFG A/T's...I thought it was a 17" rim, but they may be 16"s... :cheers:

chakis24 Senior Enthusiast

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the sidewall of the tire will tell you whether or not you have 16 or 17 inch rims, too

 

ex. LT285/70R17----the 17 is the rim diameter.

 

as for tires, the pro comp x-terrain a/t is pretty agressive and comes with a 50000 mile warranty, as does the regular pro comp all terrain, that was one reason i bought these.

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