Really like to get these, but wondering about the size. I have 265/70/R17's on my F150. Should I get the 33-35 inch size?
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you have to measure the diameter as previously commented rather than rely on the size from the charts, then go with the size that falls in the range
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Right now I am running 305/55r20 Trail Grapplers on my truck, with aftermarket wheels. And I have no rub at all!!! Thats on a 08 GMC Sierra. So 285 should be good.
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Hi Keaton I was actually very pleased with these fenders, I got them for my 2004 F-150 so they'll fit your truck as well. The only thing I didn't like was they didn't come with any pre-drilled marks and you have to have someone else hold up the fender so you can square them up. But to answer the question you actually asked me they stick out about 1/2 an inch! Which was perfect for me because I dont like the new fenders that stick out 3 inches with the bulky bolts.
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Should fit fine as long as you don't run too much larger than say 265/75R17 which should be a stock size. Try to stay with a stock back spacing and offset.
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I've kept with the standard size wheels and tires (265/65/17). I added 1.25 inch spacers on the wheels when I did the lift. They is no rubbing with the spacers but I'm not sure without. They is a 4runner forum (www.toyota-4runner.org)that has loads of people who add all kinds of wheel and tire sizes. It might be taking a look on there.
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They seem to be pretty universal. They just screw on inside the wheel well. Love them on my 2012 f150. Got the front and back done. I have running boards and they fit just fine.
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Mine are one a 2012 3/4 ton diesel.... they are 9"x15". They would look great on f-150,too. I don't know about a smaller truck.Terry
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Those are gonna be your standard size. They will fit like stampede 4x4 all around or Jato rear or stampede 2wd rear etc... If you need 17 mm you need the 3.8 size
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On my 05 I'm running 32" tires and I trimmed my fenders so it wouldn't rub at full flex with the sway bar disconnected. But if your not planning on disconnecting your sway bar then you can get away with 33's.
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I'm running 33s right now and have plenty of room on my 2000 tj. You could easily fit 35s.
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I'm running 315/70/17 they are 35's. I used a -6 mm offset, I had to do some trimming but they fit great now.
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The bolt pattern is correct based on other application guides I have seen and 17x9 is just a little wider than the factory wheels. These should fit your truck. Just verufy you have 6x5.5 bolt pattern with your local dealer.
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If you ment ford ranger. Yes the lug pattern on the for rangers in 5 x 4.5. That being said the back space on these is 3:25 I beleave. So they we'll sit out farther then your stock rims
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33" tire is perfect, certainly doesn't look to small. You would need additional lift for anything bigger than that. I've got the 4"lift, 1 1/2 shackles and 1"body lift for 35" tires.
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The 33x12.5×15 will not fit the factory 17×7 rims. This is the tire size you may want for your factory rim 285-70-17...
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I also have 33x12.5's and the tire sticks out no more than an inch. They look good. The high-line design gives more clearance and with that an appearance of added lift. '97 Tj.
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They work wonderful on my 2007 Sierra which has a 4 -2 Drop on it. Seemed like anytime I hit a bump, it would eat at my tire. However sense installing them almost four months ago, I have yet for it to happen again. I put them on with bolt going up, just outside the front springs. Make sure the bolt on top is secured then turn guard until hand tight then 1/4 turn again turning them both at same time, you want ideally 2- 2 1/2 inches between the frame and guard so that it still allows for a smooth ride