Good to know... I loved the 235/75/15 BFG Mud Terrains I had on an '84 Suzuki Sierra SJ413 (Samurai).

If I saw more dirt, I'd have them on my RAM, no questions. [/quote]


the KM2 radicals offer excellent off and on road traction


Posted from Dodgeforum.com App for Android

 

Worn out 265's, getting 285's next go round.

 

I have 315/75/16's on BOTH my trucks now, I posted a while back about the Falkens on my '95, but I feel like telling everyone that I have 35's on my green '93 as well.

 

33x12.50 Mud Claws on 15" Summit steel wheels. The only lift i have is the 2.5" HBS spacers on the front. No rubbing at all.

 

How is the 315/75r16 with 4:10 gears set up? I'm runnin 33's right now and I am looking at getting new tires this summer. I've seen a few leveled Off-Road editions with 315's with no rub on stock O.R.E. rims, but i don't want my truck to be a dog, or put any extra stress on my transmission with the bigger tires. So my question to you is, Should I go for 315/70r17 or 285/70r17, considering I plan on getting a 2" leveling kit. (which comes out to be the same as a 3" lift on a non O.R.E. Ram due to the 1" lift that the O.R.E comes with stock)

 

I got 31in. all terrain tires on my truck. I think the tires would fit without one but the truck came with a leveling kit already installed.

 

I have 235/85R-16's or a 33" tire. X6

 

305x55x20 no lifts except it being off road edition

 

33's here...3" body lift with plenty of room to spare in the wheel wells.

Guy I got it from had 35's on it and they rubbed the fender liners at full lock.

 

before i wore out my tires i was running 235/85R16 Fierce Attitude MT/R's on my 2001 2wd 1500 with only 1-1.5" level on the front (you know those cast iron twist in keys you buy from Auto Zone)