Matt928

Hello all. I am just curious what tires would be compatible with a 2001 lariat supercrew 2x4? Right now they have P275-60R17.

What other types can I put on it? Will any pretty much work as long as they are 17 inch? I ask because I see other 17 inch tires for a little bit less in price. Thanks!

Matt

Scuba_Dave

MY 2005 XLT had "stock" 235 tires, 255/70 R17 was an option that was installed
I have 265's right now, planning on going to 285's in the Spring
Make sure the speed & load rating are equal to stock tires

I think the 255's looked puny on my truck - but I have 4wd

What does the door sticker say ?
Was that the stock tire ?

the01kingranch

on my 01 2wd supercrew the stock tire was 275

Tackle

Ya pretty much. Post a link of what you are looking at.

02_Black_On_White

These wheels look great!

Tractive55LS

Sorry, but that's the stupidest looking thing I've ever seen. All wheel and practically no tire, hit a bump and you go through the roof or split the rims. This large wheel to tire aspect ratio art form trend is so ridiculous. There's no tire to absorb bumps and smooth out road irregularities. Hit a pothole when it's -20 F and you'll be riding a square wheel. This looks trend has got to end some time. There's absolutely no logical reason to use them, none. Uglier that hell to boot.

tbzep

Tell us how you really feel! (I agree btw). Fitting that it's on a Chevy. Us F150 Forum folks wouldn't desecrate our trucks that way...I hope!

Jackedup00

Nope,we have a lot of squat guys on here which is just as bad.

But on topic,you don't have to buy the stock size. There's people running everything from 235s to 40" mud tires on a stock f150 lol.

02_Black_On_White

it was a joke obviously.

Matt928

Thanks for the replies all! Appreciate it. The sticker in the door has the tires which I have on there right now. I found a good deal on 265's instead of the 275 on it now.

Matt