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I never been a fan of Sport Trac, but I love yours :icon_thumby:Sport Trac on 35x12.5 KM2s, 3" body, 1.75" TT, add-a-leaf
Your limited with the 14" wheels to maybe a 235/75-14. If you want larger, get some 15" and then largest tire would be a 30-31" tire.My 1991 Ranger XLT Super 2WD with stock suspension and wheels with 195-70/14Rs
Need help finding biggest tires that can go on my stock wheels and suspension!!
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Yep. I had 33x10.50 on for about a week. Front and rear. No issues. 33x12.50 would have rubbed up front without a lift though.Do you think you could pull off 33s in the back as the truck sits?
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Thank You!Your limited with the 14" wheels to maybe a 235/75-14. If you want larger, get some 15" and then largest tire would be a 30-31" tire.
Alright cool thanks. I need to step up to 33s but wasn't sure I had space in the rear without glass. Thanks.Yep. I had 33x10.50 on for about a week. Front and rear. No issues. 33x12.50 would have rubbed up front without a lift though.
Id do at least shackles if you're going to 33's.Alright cool thanks. I need to step up to 33s but wasn't sure I had space in the rear without glass. Thanks.
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Haha... Sorry didn't quite explain myself here. I'm currently sitting on Deaver F31s with Camburg shackles and flipped hangers. This puts me back close to stock height for now. The truck won't get beat on until I get rear glass anyways, as I'm sorta in the wrong state. I dont have any inner fenders anywhere and the wheel well has a large hole in it where the top of the tire is. As long as it will fit between the front and back corners of the arch I'm goodId do at least shackles if you're going to 33's.
Unless your truck is a street queen.