Tire Help
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Tire Help
So ive been looking through the tire fillimate sticky and couldnt really find out what i was looking for. Im looking for some new tires for my 08 limited. i have a 3" level and so im thinking i might be able to fit any where between a 31 to a 35. if anyone has any information on this please help. I am not the only limited stuck with this tire problem so this is really for all of us so please help.
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Oh yeah forgot about that thanks smokey. But also I have a brush guard on mine so with my 3" level my truck is completely level but the others I believe could get away with a 2 or 2.5 and me level.
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31-35 are mostly off roading tires...Considering you have 22" rims theres barely any 22" tires that are "off roading tires"...How about you sell you're limited's and buy trucks that atleast have 4x4 low.. (You need this to have some real fun) 4x4 Low is pretty much a offroad indicator if you should even consider about taking you're truck off road... Not good ideas guys...Sell you're prime beauty queens and buy Tough Monsters if you want aggressive tires or don't complain...Theres a reason why there's no information for you guys...
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Having a brush gaurd has nothing to do with what size tires you can fit......You make no sense in this part I'll bold it.
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Originally Posted by Rosie
31-35 are mostly off roading tires...Considering you have 22" rims theres barely any 22" tires that are "off roading tires"...How about you sell you're limited's and buy trucks that atleast have 4x4 low.. (You need this to have some real fun) 4x4 Low is pretty much a offroad indicator if you should even consider about taking you're truck off road... Not good ideas guys...Sell you're prime beauty queens and buy Tough Monsters if you want aggressive tires or don't complain...Theres a reason why there's no information for you guys...
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He has a brush guard on front with a 3" level. And since the brush guard has weight to it it pushes his front end down which would mean his level is probably only a 2.5" or 2" which would make him equal to us that have a 2.5"
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You're saying his truck made out of steel is getting pushed down by a 50 pound brush gaurd (50 pounds is nothing compared to you're engine)...?? Think again. I'm not really trying to offend either of you...But I'm just telling you why theres a reason that theres no threads for you guys.. You're trucks are show trucks...They don't even have 4x4 low...Dirt is like Hell to them..Why force them through it?
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Originally Posted by Rosie
You're saying his truck made out of steel is getting pushed down by a 50 pound brush gaurd...?? Think again. I'm not really trying to offend either of you...But I'm just telling you why theres a reason that theres no threads for you guys.. You're trucks are show trucks...They don't even have 4x4 low...Dirt is like Hell to them..Why force them through it?
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Read again, I informed you that you were wrong about you're brush gaurd pushing you're front end down.. I also informed you that you'll have a tough time buying tires for 22" inch rims Considering there 22" rims I wouldn't go with anything over 32's maybe 33s if you're lucky but thats pushing it.....There informational you just took it to heart....Man up you drive a truck afterall don't ya?