What size wheels and tires?

[mitch546]

I plan on going with a 3" perform. access. lift very soon and i wanna add tires. I dont want them to be HUGE but i want good clearance without sacrificing the driving ability because im not going to be doing much off roading. Any recommendations on size of rims and tires?

[swynx]

31's are fine, for everyday driver, who hardly goes offroad, and 33's in my opinion are as big as u wanna go, any bigger than that and some ppl will be jumping in there truck with a ladder, lol, id say go with 31's most trucks dont need lift for 31's if there is rubbing take off ur mud flaps

[98ranger4x4]

2wd or 4wd?

[mitch546]

4wd, The truck came with 245/70 16s i dunno how the changes into 31s or 33s but i wouldnt mind a little more heighth

[4x4junkie]

Guessing it must be a 1998 or newer if it had 245/75R16s on it (you should put that info in your profile :icon_thumby: ).

285/75R16 would fit well on that truck with a 3" bodylift.

[98ranger4x4]

Guessing it must be a 1998 or newer if it had 245/75R16s on it (you should put that info in your profile :icon_thumby: ).

285/75R16 would fit well on that truck with a 3" bodylift.

+1 or a 33x12.50x15 if you go with a 15' wheel, thats a really popular fitment with a 3' b/l

[mitch546]

would a 285/75/16s reduce milage? i dont want to add anything to make my driving worse as it is my daily driver and work truck. Would they fit on a stock rim?

[4x4junkie]

A slight mileage reduction is possible, yes.

What axle ratio does your truck have?

[mitch546]

i honestly couldnt tell ya. I bought it from the states and exported into canada. The truck is bone stock with only options like on the fly 4x4, thats about it. NO adjustable steering/power windows/locks!

:thefinger:
how could i find that out?

Anyone every try the Motomaster Total Terrain AT at CND?!?

[mitch546]

Well i went with Total terrain A/t tires today 2 on the rear, they have a nice tread and are a radial. Anyone ever hear of em?