Mud Tires Mud Tires For A 2002 Ford F150 Super Cab 5 Lug?
Mud tires For a 2002 Ford F150 Super cab 5 Lug? - mud tires
I need to select the size of the tires mud Maxium I know, without modifacations fit for my Super Cab 2002 Ford F-150 5 LUG. I do not have in stock Ford wheels, I (P255/70 R16) tires in size now.
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no lift 245/75 R16, fits 235/85R16 and 265/75R16, but with a little mud in the bumper of his carefully packaged at risk if you wish. Corro LT 245/75 R16 Hankook MT RT04 DynaPro on me, because even with full fenders, which in turn threy're or from side to side without harm, and not as eccentric as the size of 255 (only 1 / 2 "high, but thinner), my friend had decided lt265/75 R16 BFG MT, but one afternoon during the game to regain its lower bumper, while turning a corner in a lane, so he went to LT235/85R16 Hankook (also the same height as the 265,) but turning thin and so far only lost mudflap.I I saw at 285, but it is very narrow, not good for 4byin. but I also know a girl with a 02-cabin with a stroke of 3 "body, 285 and not sure problems.Also buy running "LT" tires instead of "P" tires, which cost a little more to get on the tires the same size, but a higher profile, more traction and life, and even more wrinkles in the tiremakes them stronger, more resistant to puncture. Hope this helps!
no lift 245/75 R16, fits 235/85R16 and 265/75R16, but with a little mud in the bumper of his carefully packaged at risk if you wish. Corro LT 245/75 R16 Hankook MT RT04 DynaPro on me, because even with full fenders, which in turn threy're or from side to side without harm, and not as eccentric as the size of 255 (only 1 / 2 "high, but thinner), my friend had decided lt265/75 R16 BFG MT, but one afternoon during the game to regain its lower bumper, while turning a corner in a lane, so he went to LT235/85R16 Hankook (also the same height as the 265,) but turning thin and so far only lost mudflap.I I saw at 285, but it is very narrow, not good for 4byin. but I also know a girl with a 02-cabin with a stroke of 3 "body, 285 and not sure problems.Also buy running "LT" tires instead of "P" tires, which cost a little more to get on the tires the same size, but a higher profile, more traction and life, and even more wrinkles in the tiremakes them stronger, more resistant to puncture. Hope this helps!
Probably go could be a 285/75r16 but much larger and the tires to rub. Think you consider the fact that the width of the rim can not be too wide, without additional tires
Try www.summitracing.com have an online catalog with a good selection of off-road tires on a tire-wheel-side management. Hope this helps.
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