Tire fitment

Robin Hood · Feb 22, 2008

I saw the tire fitment chart, but it starts with 2in lifts. what about stock height?

example. 2000 ranger xlt. whats the largest you can fit stock? with out rubbing, obviously.

Sprag-O · Feb 22, 2008

2wd... 31's I believe

4x4junkie · Feb 22, 2008

Right above you

http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=438

Robin Hood · Feb 23, 2008

4x4junkie said:
Right above you

http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=438

so if im reading correctly... 30's or 31's?

Sprag-O · Feb 23, 2008

I know the newer 2wd and 4wd T-bar rangers are 2" taller then the 93-97 2wd... But aren't the 98-08's an inch or two taller as well?

Robin Hood · Feb 23, 2008

Sprag-O said:
I know the newer 2wd and 4wd T-bar rangers are 2" taller then the 93-97 2wd... But aren't the 98-08's an inch or two taller as well?

this isnt a t-bar ranger, im talking about my buddys 2000 XLT...

Sprag-O · Feb 23, 2008

Yeah, I was wondering if coil sprung 2wds 98+ were also 2" taller.
Atleast I've always had that thought. Should have worded it differently.

4x4junkie · Feb 23, 2008

No, only t-bar trucks sit taller.

A std 2WD truck, 30s is about max unless you want to trim fenders.

Robin Hood · Feb 23, 2008

4x4junkie said:
No, only t-bar trucks sit taller.

A std 2WD truck, 30s is about max unless you want to trim fenders.

30's will fit good no rubbing? or should i go a little smaller?

Sprag-O · Feb 23, 2008

if you're the same height as me... 29.5's will rub inside fender at full flex

Robin Hood · Feb 23, 2008

so... 28's? ...?

Robin Hood · Feb 24, 2008

I'm confused. I like the tire chart in the tech library better, but it only shows with lift, not at stock height.

4x4junkie · Feb 24, 2008

It's possible 30s may rub if you flex it out, yes.

if you want to avoid any rubbing at all, then use the 235/75R15.

94 4.0 5-spd 4wd ranger · Feb 24, 2008

31's

i have 31's on my 94 4wd, i havent gotten to realy wheel it since i bought it yet but flexing it a bit on dirt mounds and such never lead to any rubbing. bumps while moving would probly be a different story though.

Sprag-O · Feb 24, 2008

94 4.0 5-spd 4wd ranger said:
i have 31's on my 94 4wd, i havent gotten to realy wheel it since i bought it yet but flexing it a bit on dirt mounds and such never lead to any rubbing. bumps while moving would probly be a different story though.

His setups totally different though... Newer Gen 2wd.
2 inches lower then your 4wd

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