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Old 07-20-2015, 10:46 PM
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I just purchased my first truck it a 1996 F-150 its stock. I like the rims it has
and want to know if a 30" tires under it without rubbing. Can anyone help me out?
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Is it 4wd? If so they should not rub at all I've heard of people running 31s on stock 4wd with minimal to no rubbing
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I have a '96, 2wd, stock and I put 265 under it and I get some rub, but not bad. I will go with a slightly smaller tire next time.
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No probably no rub with 30's
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31x10.5 on my 1994 f150 xlt no rubbing. It has the factory blocks in the rear.
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Probably depends on whether your front springs are good or worn out and sagging.
A new set of front coils are pretty cheap though, so maybe something to consider.




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