Got New Tires...may have got carried away
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You guys are misunderstanding me, the tires in the rear can be wider then the tires in the front, as long as they are the same diameter. If they are the same diameter, they are the same size, just not the same width. For example, a 305/60 R16 would be the same as a 245/70 R16.
It was just a thought. Probably wouldn't look that great with this particular truck.
It was just a thought. Probably wouldn't look that great with this particular truck.
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You guys are misunderstanding me, the tires in the rear can be wider then the tires in the front, as long as they are the same diameter. If they are the same diameter, they are the same size, just not the same width. For example, a 305/60 R16 would be the same as a 245/70 R16.
It was just a thought. Probably wouldn't look that great with this particular truck.
It was just a thought. Probably wouldn't look that great with this particular truck.
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but it probably would not look good on a truck or work well with a 4x4. I have 18 inch 305's on the back and I believe 17 inch 270's on the front. It is an old pic before i put the exhaust on but it shows the best disparity between tires sizes on the front and back that i have. Plus it looks like the damn thing is going 100mph sitting still lol.
Either way, the 305 is a zmeaty tire and my hat is off to the original poster of this thread for getting it on a dakota. Tires look friggin great on your truck OP! makes me wish I had went for a larger size on my dakota.
Last edited by Brian9; 08-12-2010 at 04:49 AM.
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If i get home early enough tonight i will spray her off and get some pics, also this is just with 2" leveling and 1" blocks. Im not a big fan of body lifts, but if they ever get a legit suspension i might pull the trigger
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well sorry for the delay, but i have been busy and we have been having some ****ty weather. I hosed off the truck and took some pics, so dont mind the water spots. And also a review of the first few hundred miles on the tires... I couldnt be happier, they are quiet but bite hard and the look amazing
front at tire level
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looking front down the side
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some pics of the required trimming to the front wheel wells...keep in mind that the bumper was also spaced forward about 1/2" give or take.
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The end result with the hood, flares, 20's, and tires make me smile ever time
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front at tire level
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looking front down the side
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some pics of the required trimming to the front wheel wells...keep in mind that the bumper was also spaced forward about 1/2" give or take.
IMG00072-20100822-1915.jpg
IMG00070-20100822-1914.jpg
IMG00071-20100822-1914.jpg
The end result with the hood, flares, 20's, and tires make me smile ever time
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