best "bigger" tires for 18in. chrome rims
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sundogtune
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best "bigger" tires for 18in. chrome rims
im looking to upgrade my tires on my 2010 f-150 screw. but i can only find 2 companies that offer the size im looking for 285/75/18. toyo and goodyear. are there any other companies?? i know its pricey but dang!! they are out right exspensive. would like to hear about any other options. if anybody knows another company (or a better size) to get more options it would be greatly appreciated. dont really want to go smaller than this size though. if someone can help i greatly appreciate it.
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i replaced my factory goodyears with a 275/75/18, 33's, they fit with no rubbing and look great, i went with the general grabber AT2 and absolutely love them, have about 5500 miles on them and they still have almost the exact same tread depth as new
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Grabbers look pretty similar to BFG A/t's. but I am partial to the BFG A/t.s
I have them on my truck, but they are stock sized.
here are some pics in this thread.
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/clayba...de-pics-98738/
I have them on my truck, but they are stock sized.
here are some pics in this thread.
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/clayba...de-pics-98738/
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I've been thinking about this myself for awhile that more tire co.(Falken, BFG, etc) should come out with more sizes around the 35x10.5-11 range. I think they would sell a ton of these not only to the light truck market but also guys with jeeps and suvs. But as for now Nitto also makes a tire around the size you are looking for. It's a 295/70/18.
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sundogtune
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i guess i didnt state that i plan to put a 2in leveling kit on it. have read that the 285/75/18 is the biggest you can go w/o rubbing. i dont know if thats true or not.if i can fit a bigger tire w/o rubbing, i would!! anyone know for sure?