If you do the 275-45 your front tires will be a little bit taller then your rears. I would do a 275-40, it would fit better. I have a 2.5"/4" drop on my truck
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If you do the 275-45 your front tires will be a little bit taller then your rears. I would do a 275-40, it would fit better. I have a 2.5"/4" drop on my truck
yeah a 275/40 would put me .6" shorter then the 295/40's. Might be the way to go. Thanks for the input
I rubbed slightly with a 275/45/20 up front on my truck. 4/6 djm drop, 20x8.5 wheel +28 offset. I lacked about 1/4" from clearing the factory fenders. Original owner cut the rear quarters to clear the 275/45. I still run the 275 out back but a 245/45 up front. I probably could have been okay with a 255/45 or so tire up front.
did it rub only when turning and/or going straight and over bigger bumps?
im running 274/40/20 all around on my truck with 4/6 my tires clear perfect up front were rubbing in the rear on dips in the road. i had to roll the rear fender lip some.
what offset are your wheels?
OK after researching a ton and gathering all of yours advice, I'm thinking 275/40's is the way to go. Ordering today, wish me luck and many thanks to you all :)
it only rubbed when going over bumps at high speed (ie Oklahoma's and Wichita Falls' crappy roads)Quote:
Originally Posted by zts gixx
What tires are you going with? And good luck
think my offset is only like a +15 or something.. But it wasnt bad it was just a touch every now and then, if i was lower than 6 it would eat the tire up lol