nfldfordman

The islands off the south coast that are part of France are about a 16 mile run. to get to the mainland of North America is about a 112 mile run by ship to the south, but they don't dock at the closest point so technically the mainland is a bit closer than that. Only other island that isn't one of our small coastal islands is PEI, which is a bit further away. to the north, the continental mainland is about a 22 mile run.

ZebraFord

Here's some motivation for ya

Adams21

What size tire do yo have tho? Guarantee if you turn sharp and hit a bump or ditch at an angle you will hitch on the frame behind wheel well..definitely not going up in tire size tho

BrowningSCrew

A little rub never hurt anything

02_Black_On_White

33's & Actually I'm so far out there's no chance in hell I'd rub the frame haha, I rub the inner fender well liner pretty good at full lock. Nothing on the front bumper because it's all trimmed down, but yeah it's definitely a "no-flex zone" truck for the time being until I lift it lol

BrowningSCrew

My flatbed is like that if I flex it real hard, she'll lay right down on the Toyos lol

02_Black_On_White

Looks so good though, worth itttttt!

Adams21

On my super crew the frame is directly behind the front wheel well and when I tried to put 35s on just a level kit the tire guy showed me where I would really mess up things if I hit a speed bump or took it off road and it's definitely the frame.

Adams21

$1350 tires...yes rubbing hurts every time it happens and why there is a 6" lift on my truck...guaranteed no rubbing now lol

02_Black_On_White

I don't rub frame, are you thinking of the cab?