What are the biggest tires you can fit on stock wheels at stock height? I want some beefy tires without getting a lift. I want to get some wheels soon, but I dunno when that'll happen. Looking for some chrome or polished aluminum wheels. If you know of any at a cheap price, let me know. Thanks!
Biggest Tires Stock
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, Jul 22 2004 03:10 AM
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Posted 22 July 2004 - 06:53 AM
With no rubbing, I believe it's a 31" tire. Some people run a little larger, but if you hit a hard bump and the truck bottoms out, your tires will hit, or they will rub in a turn.
I have Kumho Road Venture A/T's. They are a great tire. Aggressive tread, but quiet on the road, they release mud easy so you can keep tearing through it. I highly reccomend them. Very affordable as well. You can check out what they look like in my gallary, which I badly need to update
I have Kumho Road Venture A/T's. They are a great tire. Aggressive tread, but quiet on the road, they release mud easy so you can keep tearing through it. I highly reccomend them. Very affordable as well. You can check out what they look like in my gallary, which I badly need to update
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Posted 22 July 2004 - 07:17 AM
You can fit a 32X12.5 I believe..but I would rather just get a 2 or 3 inch lift and slap 33's on there so you dont get too much rubbing..I have 31's and mine run when I turn hard
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Posted 28 July 2004 - 05:55 PM
your all wrong 
. 33s will fit stock on 78-91 broncos. 92-96 32's are max, unless you shim the bumpre out, which only takes five minutes, so baisicly 33's will fit stock on all broncos. depending on tire width, rim width and backspacing you may rub on your radius arms. but if you go with lik a 33x12.50 on like a standerd 8 inch wheel you shouldn't have many if any problems with rubbing. hell i fit a 39.5x18 inch bogger in the rear! it rubbed just sitting there and it was worn down, but i did it!
. 33s will fit stock on 78-91 broncos. 92-96 32's are max, unless you shim the bumpre out, which only takes five minutes, so baisicly 33's will fit stock on all broncos. depending on tire width, rim width and backspacing you may rub on your radius arms. but if you go with lik a 33x12.50 on like a standerd 8 inch wheel you shouldn't have many if any problems with rubbing. hell i fit a 39.5x18 inch bogger in the rear! it rubbed just sitting there and it was worn down, but i did it!
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Posted 30 July 2004 - 07:01 AM
I have 32 x 11.5 on 15 inch rims and there's no rubbing 99% of the time. If I hit a BIG dip or railroad crossing at speed ( > 30mph ) the tops of the front tires will just touch the fender lip. Hasn't done any damage, just left a couple of black marks. The turning radius is unaffected by these tires.
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Posted 31 July 2004 - 06:46 PM
My 85 Bronco came stock with 31x10.5 -15 tires when i put 33x12.5-15 on they hit the fenders every bump. since then i put on a bds lift started out with 4" and end up changing to the 6" . no longer and problems with the tires hitting the fenders . with the stock wheels they rubbed with tight turns change to a 10" wide offset wheel and only slight rub during full lock turn when in the rocks.
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Posted 08 August 2004 - 07:22 AM
AS IS, STOCK, DOING NOTHING TO YOUR BRONCO, no cutting...nothing, are 32's, with a 2 inch lift u can run 33's, 4 inch u can run 35's, and 6 inch u can run 36's, this applies to all broncos from 87 - 96
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