The installation directions state that the spare tire may not fit after the installation. What's the deciding factor on that- 2004 F250 CC diesel.
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Hi, thats part of the generic tear down instructions, most of the time you only have an issue if you're doing a dual exhaust and you have a slightly larger than stock spare tire. The 5" singles never really seem to have any problem with that.
1142403
How did you order it ;by the tire size or measurments taken over the top of the existing spare cover?
1020951
I just put it on a F-250. It bolted right on. No problems. Drop the spare, bolt it on, put the spare back on.
206644
Make sure it is a 26x2.1 you are trying to fit. A 26" tire will fit any 26" rim but you have to watch the width. A 1.75 will not fit a 2.1 so make sure you have the right width tire. Match with the numbers on the tire you are trying to replace, they will be on the side of the old tire.
1338182
Yes, will not fit with a 19" spare tire. I tried to install it and it is not possible.
911455
I went throught the same issue, I have an F-250 but we installed mine in under an hour. Watch the YouTube video, it makes it pretty easy if your mechanically inclined. Also you may want to pick up a manual for your specific model. Good luck.Joe C. 2000 F250 Powerstroke.
70901
Yes, it still fits after the installation. You do need to remove the tire while installing though.
428123
It should fit, I have it on 33/12/17 and it just made it and very tight. You tire is smaller in height and just 1/2" wider. I would send you a picture if they had a photo upload.
814386
Possibly. Not too sure what the specs on the new tire is. You can google it just to check it out and make sure. Good luck!!
1809860
YOu need to look at the sidewall of your present tire to figure out what size tire you need to order. I am sure they make them in your size
243264
Was that the stock tire for the fj? fitting charts will only provide the exact tire specs for the tire that came on that model and year of truck. My silverado came with 255/65/17 so it won't show up either and I have them on there now, no problems. Just make sure that that size tire will fit on your truck.
723563
yes,I did and small "donut: type spare came mounted and filled with air. All you have to do is take the old insert out of the trunk and discard it and you get a new one that holds the spare and the jack kit. Good way to solve the problem of no spare tire and easy to install takes only 10 minures. Make sure you order from company that supplies both rim and tire because the only source of spare is from Hyundai and it coast more than the kit that includes everything!
1854804
I don't know, It checked the numbers on the tire and my 2011 dodge truck and they were the same. These trucks had the tire size upgraded or came with larger tires that was originally planned from the factory, The spare is smaller that the tires on the truck and it is not one of those temporary tires, I think it was the originally planned size tires for the truck. This tire was the same as what came on the Longhorn crew cab truck. Name brand and size.
1894429
If they are still readable, check the old tires and see what size they are. The order that size: everything, Tires, Tubes and rim rubbers that go between the tube and the rim. PS: Way too big really doesn't say anything. Are they too wide? Are they too big around to fit on the rim? What does "Way too big" mean?
1279472
The spare is a donut. After you remove the factory foam in spare tire well it fits perfectly.
1227074
Hello,Unfortunately, this wheel is not your correct bolt pattern. You would need a 8x170 bolt pattern for your 2004 F250. http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=sv_platinum_auto_img?ie=UTF8&node;=4906133011&field-keywords;=AX39816870%22The link above should take you to the correct bolt pattern for this wheel. Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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Ted is right. Use the right size tube for the tire. I would even go further and recommend installing a new tube with any new tire unless your old tube is relatively new.Jim