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Old 02-23-2011, 03:38 AM
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hey i am new to this forum

i have 2004 reg cab 1500 5.7 hemi 4x4

what is the widest tire i could fit because i drive on sand
in sand wider is better


and what are the tires in this video


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhnAwUjMUl0
 
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Welcome to the site.

12.5's are about as wide as you can go without getting into specifics on rim backspacing or rim spacers
 
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12.5 inch or what ?
 
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and what are the tires in this video
 
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lol dude there is no way to tell
 
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Just drop the air preasure in your tires to 15-20psi and you can go fine in sand, Dick Cepeks go pretty good aired down too. Momentum makes a huge differance too. once you get it moving keep enough throttle to keep it going. Or buy some paddles for the rear..
 
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Originally Posted by Plainbroke
Just drop the air preasure in your tires to 15-20psi and you can go fine in sand, Dick Cepeks go pretty good aired down too. Momentum makes a huge differance too. once you get it moving keep enough throttle to keep it going. Or buy some paddles for the rear..

True 'dat! I bought the FCIIs because I run 360 miles of mostly interstate between Florida and my small piece of farmland in south/central Ga. Then I play hard (hunt/fish, etc.) when I'm there. I needed a tire that would not get chewed to sh*t on the pavement but still be able to go in the low country hog huntin'.

The FCIIs were a perfect fit for me, a true A/T - M/T hybrid. The center tread is more like an A/T, but the side blocks are quite aggressive and it has some pretty nice side-biters. When you air down, you put more of the outer blocks down and the foot-print gets flatter. Can usually hang with the boys with the real aggressive M/Ts then with no problem...
 
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Taken from... http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2010/04...n-in-moab.html

"40x14.50 tires on 17-inch wheels. The BFG K2 Mud Terrains with Kevlar sidewalls offer good traction, with excellent sidewall protection at low inflation pressures"

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