31's tires
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31's tires
Hi Guys
I have a 94 Dakota 2 wheel drive with 15" tires. I have a set of 31x10.5x15 tires that came off my Ford Explorer. I want to put these tires on my Dakota because it's going to need tires soon. Here is my question with they fit without putting a lift kit on the truck?
Thank you
I have a 94 Dakota 2 wheel drive with 15" tires. I have a set of 31x10.5x15 tires that came off my Ford Explorer. I want to put these tires on my Dakota because it's going to need tires soon. Here is my question with they fit without putting a lift kit on the truck?
Thank you
#5
Found in the FAQ2 post at the top of the forum:
Tire Sizes
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How to decipher metric tire sizes
The first number is the section width of the tire in millimeters. This is not the bead width nor the tread width, this is the width of the widest part of the tire.
The second number is the aspect ratio. This is a ratio of the height vs the width. This number, as a percentage of the first number gives you the sidewall height.
The third number is the bead diameter (rim diameter) in inches.
*NOTE* 25.4 millimeters = 1 inch
Example) 235/75/15
Width = 235mm = 9.25". Height = 235*(75%) = 176.25mm = 6.94"
Total diameter = (6.94*2) + 15 = 28.88 inches
Converted to standard size, this is a 28.88 x 9.25 x 15 tire.
What can I fit on my 4x4?
Stock...29 -30 inches
1-2 inches... 31s
2-4 inches... 33s
4-5 inches... 35s
Check http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/techart...ide/index.html
What can I fit on my 2wd?
Stock... 235/75r15
1-2 inches... 30s
2-4 inches... 31s
Tire Sizes
________________________________________
How to decipher metric tire sizes
The first number is the section width of the tire in millimeters. This is not the bead width nor the tread width, this is the width of the widest part of the tire.
The second number is the aspect ratio. This is a ratio of the height vs the width. This number, as a percentage of the first number gives you the sidewall height.
The third number is the bead diameter (rim diameter) in inches.
*NOTE* 25.4 millimeters = 1 inch
Example) 235/75/15
Width = 235mm = 9.25". Height = 235*(75%) = 176.25mm = 6.94"
Total diameter = (6.94*2) + 15 = 28.88 inches
Converted to standard size, this is a 28.88 x 9.25 x 15 tire.
What can I fit on my 4x4?
Stock...29 -30 inches
1-2 inches... 31s
2-4 inches... 33s
4-5 inches... 35s
Check http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/techart...ide/index.html
What can I fit on my 2wd?
Stock... 235/75r15
1-2 inches... 30s
2-4 inches... 31s
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