Ok I have a 1999 gmc sierra 1500 and what my old tires have on it are running at LT265/75R16 123/120R. Would these still work?
264504
Yes they would the difference is it's a bigger side wall, higher load range, and the speed rating is 99mph which is 7 mph slower than what your tires are rated now. I've had theses tires up to 110 before with no issues though. With the side wall being bigger your speedometer might be a few mph off but you can get that reprogrammed for the tires.
952958
I have a 1999 GMC Sierra, and these do fit. I had them installed by a local mechanic. I don't know if the '96 Silverado and '99 Sierra are equivalent.
1703024
Yes they say that you are able run 35's if you want. But at the moment I have smaller tires but with probably end up getting 35's when it's time for new rubber.
758643
These tires have worked well on our GMC Sierra. I'm not sure exactly about hills and curves but they seemed alright to me in usual driving conditions. We do have a lot of snow here and they did well over the winter
348931
May not, compare them to your stock lugs. I have after market wheels on my truck. I had to buy these, stock lugs didn't fit the after market wheels. Call your local tire store, they will tell you for sure.
1536842
Yes they are LT (light truck) tires. There good all around tires you won't be disappointed with them..hope this helps you out.
1498344
I don"t know if this is the same as what I received last year. Mine fit 235/75-15 and should near fit for the tire you mention But close counts with horseshoes and landmines not neccessarily tire chains! I could make them fit if necc by adding a short piece of chain to each of the four side chains.
1137746
I am sorry, I do not know. These tires were for my husbands Chevy '94 pick up and fit and work great.
2252889
What you have is old bias tires. I'm really sure these size tires will work for hight and width. Rims size is a given.
535340
Yes. These are awesome tires!! I've had them now for two years on '01 VStar 1100 Silverado, I ride all year long and in the rain (...and snow, when I happen to get caught) Friend has them on '03 HD Deuce and agrees.
1595117
They will. Check the size of the tires you have on the truck now and match that. My 2001 f-150 had 265/70r17 so I matched that. If you do slot of towing you may want to look at LT(light truck ) rated tires over P (passenger) rated tires. LT has a higher weight rating and will last longer. P will ride better.
618416
Should, I put them on my 2002mercury mountaineer, but I personally hated em. Vehicle was squirrellier after I put them on+ one started leaking after a year. Would not recomend
1060216
I have 225/75R16 on mine and it fit perfect. You may need to get the bigger size, but I am not sure. You may be able to squeeze it on....check with a local tire shop or walmart to verify if it will work.
714408
they should, mine is a 2000 chevrolet 1500 4wd. the tire store wanted way more money for same thing.
136250
your best to ask the vendor directly. I let them know year, model and current tires I had and they provided answer specific to my situation.
1484845
No, if you have stock rims they are a 12 inch rim. These tires are for a 13 inch. The first two numbers can go up or down by a max of 10 but the third number MUST match. So if you have a 120/70-12 then you can use a 130/80-12 or 110/60-12 or any combination of the two. Don't change the 12. If you do it will be to small or to big for your rim. They might make it for a 12 though...just keep shopping. Hope this helps a bit.
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As long as the numbers on your tire are the same as one your purchasing then you shouldn't have a problem.I purchased these tires for my Ram 1500,same I tires that are on when I bought new ....