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295 75 16's road oriented tyres

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295 75 16's road oriented tyres

Post by jessie928 »

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295 75 16' Anyone had any experience with this size of rubber? i am after information on road oriented rubber, maybe AT, but not BFG's( too noisy)

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Post by MQ080 »

I can't think of another brand other than the BFG A/T in that size, you may be limited in what you can get…
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Post by Ryano »

Look at 305/70R16 - Similar overall diameter, just a touch wider. This will open up a few more options for you.
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Post by jessie928 »

i think i am going wit the 315/75's

smaller tyres get dwarfed by the f250

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Post by Ryano »

What year and have you got a lift in it?
315/75R16 will scrub in the mudflap area without a lift.
You'll need to go for a 315/75R16 as they are load rated correctly for the vehicle. F250's require a 121 load rating and the majority of the 305/70R16 are only 118.

If you wanted to spend an extra couple of dollars on wheels and tyres you could get an 18" wheel with a 325/60R18 (33x13.50R18) Mickey Thompson ATZ. They are load rated and fit without the lift.

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Post by jessie928 »

its a 2005 truck, So your saying the 315's wil scrub mudflaps?

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Post by Ryano »

They will scrub mudflaps/bottom of guard/ flare when turning at standard height, Especially if you go to a 10" rim. Minimum rim requirement for the 315/75R16 is an 8" which isn't quite as bad, but still scrub.

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Post by jessie928 »

cool, thanks for the info :)


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Post by Ryano »

No worries.

285/75R16 will fit on a 16x8 without any issues.
You are right though.... they still look too small. :D

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