just put my new tires on with a few pics
But i think part of it might be that the inner fenders may have got bent in my accident.
That's what I'm planning. But mine rub worse, there's a big black strip of rubber about 2" wide across the whole front lower edge of the inner fender...And if I fully stuff em, there's no hope of turning without contact.
But i think part of it might be that the inner fenders may have got bent in my accident.
But i think part of it might be that the inner fenders may have got bent in my accident.
yeah luckily no major damage..i need a new rear bumper and a little body work..there going to be able to save the decal..all it did was push the part below the rear tail light ( where the metal bends around) strait..so im going to have the body shop at work hook me up and fix it.. either way its going to be at lease a 500 $ mistake lol
Just checked my sidewall. Door jamb says 215/75-15, i have 265/70-16's now.
What idiot put's 215's on a truck???!
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What idiot put's 215's on a truck???!
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Absolutely right about 15's being way cheaper. It was cheaper for me to buy rims and tires, 33/12.50/15's with chrome steelies than to have 305/70/16's installed on my stock aluminums which I already own. Tires were around 290$ a piece. Must be because of popularity and demand reasons I guess.
[quote=magnethead;1764561]Just checked my sidewall. Door jamb says 215/75-15, i have 265/70-16's now.
What idiot put's 215's on a truck???!
lookin good man..i was going to get 265/70/16 on my truck but the 265/75 is a little bit taller (the 70 is wider) of a tire and taller is the look i was going for..
What idiot put's 215's on a truck???!
lookin good man..i was going to get 265/70/16 on my truck but the 265/75 is a little bit taller (the 70 is wider) of a tire and taller is the look i was going for..






