The OFFICIAL Lift and Tire Size Thread
#242
This thread is an unbelievable resource, thank you all!
I'm wondering if anyone else has put 265/75/16 Goodyear Duratracs on with a 2" front and 1" rear spacer and the stock alloy rims? I'm thinking that it should fit without any rubbing, but I'm less than totally sure. I saw one of yall had Duratracs on but the backspacing was different from stock, and @dakotaff has 17in wheels.
I'm wondering if anyone else has put 265/75/16 Goodyear Duratracs on with a 2" front and 1" rear spacer and the stock alloy rims? I'm thinking that it should fit without any rubbing, but I'm less than totally sure. I saw one of yall had Duratracs on but the backspacing was different from stock, and @dakotaff has 17in wheels.
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Bruinsdanny (11-22-2019)
#244
This thread is an unbelievable resource, thank you all!
I'm wondering if anyone else has put 265/75/16 Goodyear Duratracs on with a 2" front and 1" rear spacer and the stock alloy rims? I'm thinking that it should fit without any rubbing, but I'm less than totally sure. I saw one of yall had Duratracs on but the backspacing was different from stock, and @dakotaff has 17in wheels.
I'm wondering if anyone else has put 265/75/16 Goodyear Duratracs on with a 2" front and 1" rear spacer and the stock alloy rims? I'm thinking that it should fit without any rubbing, but I'm less than totally sure. I saw one of yall had Duratracs on but the backspacing was different from stock, and @dakotaff has 17in wheels.
It's also possible that they will fit without any issues at all.
#245
My wheels have the same exact offset and back spacing as your wheels (8" wide and 25.44mm offset). And my 265/70/17 Duratrac tires should be the same size as the 265/65/16 Duratrac, so you may need to do minor trimming on the front splash guard and wheel well liner. A dremel does the job well.
It's also possible that they will fit without any issues at all.
It's also possible that they will fit without any issues at all.
#246
#247
Exactly the thread I was looking for! I just bought a 2009 Dodge Dakota SXT 4WD Crew Cab Bighorn/Lonestar with a 4.7L V8. Stock suspension and no lift kit (can't afford upgrades). It has P245/70R16 and I want to move up to P265/60R18 eventually. Based on the first post of this thread, sounds like that shouldn't be a problem. If someone has an SXT Crew Cab with P265/60R18's (stock, no lift kit, no suspension upgrades) I'd love to see some pictures. Thanks all.
#248
I bought a truck with a leveling kit. And had it about 2 years and every 15k miles I gotta replace the front end about 700 worth. Gotta take this crap off the truck. But there is 265/75/16 k02 on it now. So I'm afraid if I take this off the tires will rub so bad. .. stuck in a bad spot. Maybe a body lift next year but the only thing about that is I tow from my bumper
#250
Love the SRT wheels, great choice.
I see the 20 inch wheel setup is not in the first post, maybe it's somewhere in between, but here it is again.
3G Dakota tire sizes with factory lift
-275/45/20
-265/50/20
3G Dakota tire sizes with 1.5" or 2.0" leveling kit with slight trimming
-285/50/20
I see the 20 inch wheel setup is not in the first post, maybe it's somewhere in between, but here it is again.
3G Dakota tire sizes with factory lift
-275/45/20
-265/50/20
3G Dakota tire sizes with 1.5" or 2.0" leveling kit with slight trimming
-285/50/20