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235/75 vs 30x9.5


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Hi all, I was planning on a lift for my ranger, but have decided to stay with stock suspension. I will be installing moog factory height springs and new shocks front and rear. This is an 86 supercab 4x4. I will be installing ranger mag wheels from LMC, but am trying to decide between these two size tires. If anyone has any pictures or comments about this setup I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks!
 


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What's your gearing?

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They are same size. Sure the math works out slightly different, but tire sizes in real are +/- like 1" anyways.

I used to run 235/75s on the front and 30x9.5s on the rear of my 2wd since the 30x9.5 was easier to find in the MT flavor
 

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The gearing is 4:10s
I'm going with an AT, trying to decide between the Cooper AT3, and Hankook Dynapro ATM. Leaning toward Cooper right now.
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Yes, those are close to the same size. 29 vs 30. Either will work.
 

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I'd suggest the Hankook Dynapro myself.
 

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Thanks for all the input guys, anybody happen to have a pic of this setup?
 

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Well, I ended up going with the 235/75 Hankooks and the Level 8 tracker wheels from discount tire. I will post up some pictures when everything is completed. Thanks!
 

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Finally got the ranger back. New engine, suspension, exhaust, and wheels and tires. Glad to have it back! Here are the pics!!

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