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Old 04-11-2008, 04:21 PM
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Default Re: Tire fitment

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Originally Posted by mariusz150 View Post
I know that they will stick out a little, I have the wheels on my truck already with stock rubber on them, as far as testing...I doubt the tire shop will let me do that, first I or they have to order the tires then put them on my rim test it, if they fit is all cool but if not.....there comes the trouble. I don't think they will mess with this. I was hoping that someone has this setup.
Understood. Guess it depends on the shop. I negotiated with mine up front before doing my special order, and they were okay with me not taking them if they didn't fit.

I did try a 325/65/18 once and they rubbed the UCA, but that was on stock wheels. With your offset it will be close. I am guessing less than 1/2 inch clearance, if that.
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