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Old 04-07-2010, 10:33 PM
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What size are they? When i get my 35s, i need to know whether or not to get 5 of the same or one different one. I've got the stock 18"s now.
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They are whatever size came on your truck from factory...

It's always nice to have a spare the same size, however if you have a open differential it is not necessary...


However, if you have a LS differential and you put two different size tires on- you will burn that differential up pretty quickly.

I carry two cans of fix a flat in my truck right now..... and hope I don't have a blow out.....
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Oh and as far as a spare I would suggest finding one the same size used off craigslist or a local tire dealer take-off...
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I have a LS differential, and im not sure what spare care on it. Its an 06 lariat if that means anything
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You can read the tire if you crawl under neath and look. Creeper helps in this. I too carry 2 cans of Fix-a-flat since i didnt feel like droppin an extra $400 on a spare 35"
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i know, it was late when i asked and didnt feel like getting a flashlight and going outside. How do u use that stuff?
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You follow the directions on the can... LOL
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can you even put a spare 35 under there, dosent look like theres enough room...
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can you even put a spare 35 under there, dosent look like theres enough room...
No, i dont think you can. if i get one ill probably just keep it in the bed.
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tire size should be on the sticker inside of the door


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