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Looks great! I like the 285s, 315s would look great too :tu:
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Ur killin me Matt, lol I thought man 315's would of fit and so now everytime i look at the truck I think that. Now u said it.lol But with 3.55's im happy with the 285's otherwise 3.73's would be in order which still is not a bad idea.
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Ha ha Im sorry bud. I think they look great with 285s!! Better mileage that way too... 315s would have fit but woulda filled up the wheel well most of the way. Its all a matter of preference.
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Thanks Matt,,,at $4 a gallon I'll take the 285's 5 yrs ago at .80 a gallon 38's-40's lol
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What are teh rest of the numbers for your tire? 285/??/??. I'm running 305/70r16's with 2.5" coil spacers. Fills the gap and fender well nicely. Thinking about going a little smaller next time. Thinking more about narrower then shorter, I guess.
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285/75-16 I got the 285's instead of the 305/70 because i wanted to keep the OEM wheels and OEM wheels are usually a more narrow wheel both are basically same height but the 305's have a wider foot print.
305/70R16- Tread Width:10" Rim Width Range: 8.5-10” Outer Diameter: 33” Section Width: 12.2” 285/75-16- Tread Width: 9” Rim Width Range: 7.5-9” Outer Diameter: 32.9” Section Width: 11.4” |
285/75R16 and 305/70R16 are almost the exact same on the height of both tires.
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So you can see the foot print.
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