Will 33" tires fit on a stock 2004 4X4 ?
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I was told by the dealer that I plan to buy my Ram 1500 4X4 from that I can put 33" tires on it without a lift. Is this true ?? If it is true I will have a set of brand new 20" wheels and tires for sale after I pickup the truck
Jeff B.
Jeff B.
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I was told by my local tire shop that BF makes a allterain tire that is 36.5 tall for the 20 inch rim and that it should allso fit the ram with out lifting.I have not tried this so if any one out there has please let us know as im also intrested in larger tires if I decide to get a new Ram that is. Hope this helps ya some.
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Here's a formula that will sort of get you in the ball park to determine the overall tire diameter. Take the 20" tire size that BigDave listed, 275/60-20.
{(width x aspect ratio) / 25.4] x 2} + wheel diameter = OD
{[(275 x 0.60) / 25.4] x 2} + 20" = OD
[(165 / 25.4) x 2 ] + 20" = OD
6.496" x 2 + 20" = OD
12.992" + 20" = OD
32.992" ~ 33.00" = OD
See BigDave was right on the money! Some of TireRacks tables don't list the OD for all tire sizes, so this formula helps fill in the voids. Keep in mind, however, it's only the calculated OD. The actual OD for a specific tire may or may not exactly match, but it will be close.
{(width x aspect ratio) / 25.4] x 2} + wheel diameter = OD
{[(275 x 0.60) / 25.4] x 2} + 20" = OD
[(165 / 25.4) x 2 ] + 20" = OD
6.496" x 2 + 20" = OD
12.992" + 20" = OD
32.992" ~ 33.00" = OD
See BigDave was right on the money! Some of TireRacks tables don't list the OD for all tire sizes, so this formula helps fill in the voids. Keep in mind, however, it's only the calculated OD. The actual OD for a specific tire may or may not exactly match, but it will be close.