Johnny O
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No, they will fit fine.
265/75/16
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No, they will fit fine.
JUSTIN TOXICATED
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OK awesome. Ill post some before and afters. Thanks for the info.
JUSTIN TOXICATED
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No rubbing issues
Tires are 265/75/16's Hankook Dynapro ATM 121.00 Each - @ Discount Tire Direct
I got the Rims from an 02 Ranger off Craigslist for $100.00
Had my buddy mount balance and everything for $40.00
So basically I got a whole new rim and tire pkg for the price of a Sears tire purchase.
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No rubbing issues
Tires are 265/75/16's Hankook Dynapro ATM 121.00 Each - @ Discount Tire Direct
I got the Rims from an 02 Ranger off Craigslist for $100.00
Had my buddy mount balance and everything for $40.00
So basically I got a whole new rim and tire pkg for the price of a Sears tire purchase.
Todd Cloutier
Well-Known Member
So far I've been impressed by the performance of the ATM's in the snow. Granted, I have less than 2,000 miles on them. They are a bit louder than the Michelin LTX M/S tires I replaced, and they seem to have a bit of tread walk at highway speeds, but the ATM's are quite a bit less expensive than the Michelins.
Robert Hare
Member
Ok, I've read till I'm slumping into the keyboard, but still have a couple questions. My oem tires are 255/70/16. I do mostly city driving, some highway.
So 265/75/16 may rub a little on a Gen1 without any lift - right? I'm looking at getting a set of Coopers M/S just regular radials, no heavy lugs.
No danger to tranny/rear end/ecm's by going with 265/75/16?
And I may lose a little low end torque by going with 265/75/16?
But probably no noticeable MPG difference?
I realize this is an old thread but any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Robert
So 265/75/16 may rub a little on a Gen1 without any lift - right? I'm looking at getting a set of Coopers M/S just regular radials, no heavy lugs.
No danger to tranny/rear end/ecm's by going with 265/75/16?
And I may lose a little low end torque by going with 265/75/16?
But probably no noticeable MPG difference?
I realize this is an old thread but any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Robert
Robert Hare
Member
Ok, I've read till I'm slumping into the keyboard, but still have a couple questions. My oem tires are 255/70/16. I do mostly city driving, some highway.
So 265/75/16 may rub a little on a Gen1 without any lift - right? I'm looking at getting a set of Coopers M/S just regular radials, no heavy lugs.
No danger to tranny/rear end/ecm's by going with 265/75/16?
And I may lose a little low end torque by going with 265/75/16?
But probably no noticeable MPG difference?
I realize this is an old thread but any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Robert
So 265/75/16 may rub a little on a Gen1 without any lift - right? I'm looking at getting a set of Coopers M/S just regular radials, no heavy lugs.
No danger to tranny/rear end/ecm's by going with 265/75/16?
And I may lose a little low end torque by going with 265/75/16?
But probably no noticeable MPG difference?
I realize this is an old thread but any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Robert
