Bigger tires on a 2wd?
ORIGINAL: BradBeyer
here is my truck with 295/75/16 but I also have a 3" spindle lift
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here is my truck with 295/75/16 but I also have a 3" spindle lift
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That hood looks pretty cool !!
What kind is it and where did you get it?
ORIGINAL: Mayfair
What have you done as far as front brakes goes? They look different than stock.
ORIGINAL: thebankerstoy
Hello,
I have GoodYear P275-60R-17's on custom 17" x 9" Billet Specialties wheels on my 1999 Ram 1500 Sport Quad Cab. It has been lowered 2" in front and 4" in the rear. I think this combo does a nice job of "filling the wheel wells".
Richard
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Hello,
I have GoodYear P275-60R-17's on custom 17" x 9" Billet Specialties wheels on my 1999 Ram 1500 Sport Quad Cab. It has been lowered 2" in front and 4" in the rear. I think this combo does a nice job of "filling the wheel wells".
Richard
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You might want to check that size again. 185/65/16 is like a 25.5" tire. My 01 2wd had 225/75 stock (which are tiny) and that's like 29.5" I have 265/75 on there and they really fill out the wheel well, but they are too big for the gears I have on the truck. If you care at all about performance be careful not to go too big unless you plan on re gearing.



