Looking Pics of WIDE tires 13"+ on trucks...
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Looking Pics of WIDE tires 13"+ on trucks...
I've been looking at the stance of my truck and decided it needs much wider tires. I've always liked the bulldog look!
I'd love to see some 3rd gens with 13"+ wide meat.
I'd love to see some 3rd gens with 13"+ wide meat.
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true that.
Its not the with of the tires its the with of the rim and backspacing.
90% of the tires that are sold for our heavy trucks are going to be 12-13 inches wide, and 100% of all 35" tall tires for our trucks are 12-13 inches wide.
So since everybody who has 35's already has 12.50" wide you should be asking for pics of wide rims or not alot of back space so they stick out prety far.
I have 35X12.50-18 Toyo MT's and yeah they are a wide tire but the wheels I bought make them tuck in the fender as much as possable.
See how mine tuck in even though its wide 12.50" tire. You can run the same tires and even same with if you want but make them stick out alot further just by finding a rim with different backspacing.
Let me know if you want to talk tires? I love my Toyo MT's
Its not the with of the tires its the with of the rim and backspacing.
90% of the tires that are sold for our heavy trucks are going to be 12-13 inches wide, and 100% of all 35" tall tires for our trucks are 12-13 inches wide.
So since everybody who has 35's already has 12.50" wide you should be asking for pics of wide rims or not alot of back space so they stick out prety far.
I have 35X12.50-18 Toyo MT's and yeah they are a wide tire but the wheels I bought make them tuck in the fender as much as possable.
See how mine tuck in even though its wide 12.50" tire. You can run the same tires and even same with if you want but make them stick out alot further just by finding a rim with different backspacing.
Let me know if you want to talk tires? I love my Toyo MT's
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I appreciate the advice BigDan. I would like to talk tires sometime. I'll probably give you a holler.
I was reading that if you put too little backspacing you put a MUCH greater amount of stress on the something (I can't remember to save my life). So I was wanting to keep everything as centric as possible.
I was reading that if you put too little backspacing you put a MUCH greater amount of stress on the something (I can't remember to save my life). So I was wanting to keep everything as centric as possible.
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