I have an 01 ram 2wd and it has some 185/65/r16`s on it now and they just look tiny so I was curious as to what I could put on there to fill the wheel wells up a little better? I dont need no ginat mud tires or anything just something a little bigger to make it look better. So any suggestions are appriciated and heres a picture so you can see what im talking about

 

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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Here is a better picture of the truck.
Richard

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One more from the back of the truck.
Richard

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if you plan on using the stock wheels the biggest i would go is 265's. they tend to fill the well nicely

 

Anyone else have anymore input and or pictures? Its about time for me to go down and replace my bald tires now. Thanks, Sean

 

What have you done as far as front brakes goes? They look different than stock.

 

that just kinda looks like a nice dust cover to me...maybe im wrong tho

 

I would use 265's. I put them on my truck before the lift and they filled it up just fine.

 

here is my truck with 295/75/16 but I also have a 3" spindle lift

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