Pics With 33's?

[toojayz]

Hi everyone, does anyone have any pics with 285/75/16's? I am trying to decide how my truck will look since the last owner put 265/70/16's and the stock size was 265/75/16. Thanks in advance, Jimmy

[VMax2007]

Here ya go..

 

[satori]

Are those stock wheels different than my '05 Tahoe? It came with 265/70/16, and the tire store said that the biggest I could fit on these wheels is 265/75/16, so that's what I went with.

[VMax2007]

Are those stock wheels different than my '05 Tahoe? It came with 265/70/16, and the tire store said that the biggest I could fit on these wheels is 265/75/16, so that's what I went with.

 

 

I am assuming you are asking me...

 

That was my totally stock (untouched suspension, NO T-bar crank) 2000 Sierra with 285/75R16 BFG AT's and they never rubbed, not even a little bit.

[satori]

Well that sucks. I probably could have gone bigger.

 

(and don't even think about the "That's what she said" jokes)

[2000DV4.8]

Well that sucks. I probably could have gone bigger.

 

(and don't even think about the "That's what she said" jokes)

 

Seeing as you wheel the truck, I think it's a good thing you went with 265s. I'm guessing Jeff didn't have his truck in many situations that had the suspension at full flex (correct me if I'm wrong, Jeff), so you may have had rubbing issues.

[toojayz]

Here ya go..

 

Thanks Jeff, that was exactly what I was looking for!

 

[VMax2007]

Well that sucks. I probably could have gone bigger.

 

(and don't even think about the "That's what she said" jokes)

 

Seeing as you wheel the truck, I think it's a good thing you went with 265s. I'm guessing Jeff didn't have his truck in many situations that had the suspension at full flex (correct me if I'm wrong, Jeff), so you may have had rubbing issues.

 

 

 

No hardcore offroading...but I did have plenty of fun with it, especially in the winter. They never rubbed.

[satori]

True. I guess after I put on a leveling kit I might be able to change the wheels and go a little bigger.