How wide of a tire can I fit?
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I have 8 inches of lift with 35x 12.5 on 16x10 with 4" bs and I almost rub at full turn at the back of the outer front fenders. I have a ton of wheel clearance but too wide. If I could do it over again, I would have went a little less with back spacing. This would fix my near rubbing issue. I am 99% sure you will rub there with a 14" wide tire.
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I have 8 inches of lift with 35x 12.5 on 16x10 with 4" bs and I almost rub at full turn at the back of the outer front fenders. I have a ton of wheel clearance but too wide. If I could do it over again, I would have went a little less with back spacing. This would fix my near rubbing issue. I am 99% sure you will rub there with a 14" wide tire.
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I have a 3" lift with 38.5x14.50x15 on 15x10 rims with 4" of backspacing and no rubbing (required a little body modification), but to answer your question yes they will rub the inner fender and bumper at full lock and a little compression of the spring.
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http://www.1010tires.com/Tires/Revie...ngler+DuraTrac
Love them. Quiet on the highway and great off road. They love dirt, mud and rocks.
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Love them. Quiet on the highway and great off road. They love dirt, mud and rocks.
Click here.
Last edited by RDuck; 05-26-2014 at 06:40 AM.
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RDuck, Duratrac looks good but is it better than BF Goodrich KM mud terrain, this was referred by a friend mechanic here with his experience if BFG http://4wheelonline.com/BFGoodrichTires.1518 We would like to get our '00 Ram 2500 on mud and terrain and big highway.