New here Updated with pics After Lift
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RE: New here cant find product
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Well...I know for a fact that 265/75 fits on a 16x7. Thats a tad bit smaller then a 32" tire. I think if you get any larger, say 285/75, you need a 16x8. I could be wrong though.
My 06 went from a stock 245/70 to my current 265/75 and they looked alot bigger, but if you want monsterous, you really need to get 285/75+
Well...I know for a fact that 265/75 fits on a 16x7. Thats a tad bit smaller then a 32" tire. I think if you get any larger, say 285/75, you need a 16x8. I could be wrong though.
My 06 went from a stock 245/70 to my current 265/75 and they looked alot bigger, but if you want monsterous, you really need to get 285/75+
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RE: New here cant find product
Ziggy you definately have to fit 285/75s in there. If your going to spend $400+ on the tires, you might as well order some 16x8 wheels off of summit racing. You can get the black gloss Kragars for like $30 each, so you can get 4 of those cheap and fit those tires on there. Then the truck will look even bigger.
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RE: New here cant find product
I'm pretty sure. Cuz that offset and backspacing is what the measurements are of the stock rim. the lug pattern is 6 x 4.5" If you're looking for the 16x8s...here is a link I saved in my bookmarks for myself.. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku
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RE: New here cant find product
I lifted my truck today. Did the same thing Ziggy did. Went pretty smooth. I did about a 1" in the front with the 2" blocks in the back. Looks great. Didn’t think 2" would make such a dramatic difference. I’ll get some pics up as soon as I can. Thanks for the inspiration, Ziggy! 
