Yes, Another tire question
Yes, Another tire question
I have read all the threads on tires and none really answered my question, so I am asking anyway. I have a 4X2, 2002, 2500 with stock tires. It is my service truck and I do not want to lift it or add a level kit. I also do not want to lose mileage because mileage is very important for this truck. But, I really want larger tires. Can anyone tell me what size tires I can run without any mods that won't rub any time and won't decrease my mileage? I have stock tires and wheels now and I am keeping the wheels.
I should mention that I am wanting an A/T tire. I have 285/75's on my '93 2500 with no mods and I like the look. Can I do this on my '02?
I should mention that I am wanting an A/T tire. I have 285/75's on my '93 2500 with no mods and I like the look. Can I do this on my '02?
Originally Posted by coyote204
I have read all the threads on tires and none really answered my question, so I am asking anyway. I have a 4X2, 2002, 2500 with stock tires. It is my service truck and I do not want to lift it or add a level kit. I also do not want to lose mileage because mileage is very important for this truck. But, I really want larger tires. Can anyone tell me what size tires I can run without any mods that won't rub any time and won't decrease my mileage? I have stock tires and wheels now and I am keeping the wheels.
I should mention that I am wanting an A/T tire. I have 285/75's on my '93 2500 with no mods and I like the look. Can I do this on my '02?
I should mention that I am wanting an A/T tire. I have 285/75's on my '93 2500 with no mods and I like the look. Can I do this on my '02?
Michelins LTX M&S have 65 psi max pressure for great mileage. Now have Toyos A/T's: also a great tire but max pressure is 50 psi. Your choice...can't go wrong with either of these... or probably the BFG A/T's .
RJ
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