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only 31 in swampers?? 3in of lift with a t.bar crank will let you clear 33's easy (i am, toyo open country MT's) on 16x9 moto metal 951's. with 1in wheel spacers (moto metals backspacing offerings are lousy)

It looks like a nice truck hope its a manual (just because manuals are the best, lol)

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ya just 31s..gettin new tires soon and not sure what to get yet lol and ya its a manual only way to go lol
 

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I'm a huge fan of the Toyo Open Country MT's if your not poor..... if you are MasterCraft Courser CT's or MT's are beastes when it comes to low noise, and wear. I always order blemish tires.

Look into TreadWright Retreads as well........ yes they are retreads, but they are guaranteed to kick-ass.

I think Swampers in general suck on the hwy for a DD.

I'd like a set of Nitto Mud Grapplers...... they are nice too.
but if your really broke... nothing wrong with good ole Mud Dawgs or Buckshots. They are both highly underrated. If you go to a 33in tire you'll need to get your backspacing down to 3.75-3.5 in to accomodate width and clear rubbing.

Search T-Bar crank on here... if you haven't allready done it to level front end... but with it being a Ranger Edge, it shouldn't be too far from level.

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welcome and get used to seeing this a lot:icon_thumby:!

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welcome your defiantly in the right place here. nice truck

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Thank you! ya im not too rich so im lookin for somethin inexpensive but still gets the job done lol
 

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well if your looking for tires on a budget, dont get cheap brands. the best thing to do is go on craigslist and find a good set. i bought my BFG AT 35s on craigslist for $400 with rims that i later sold for $200. the tires had +95% tread. the tires alone cost $200 each brand new so a needless to say, i got a steal!

plus, 31s are an easy find anywhere cuz alot of jeep guys run them before they go BIG so just be patient to find what ur looking for at a awesome price.
 

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i miss cali =[
 

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ya just 31s..gettin new tires soon and not sure what to get yet lol and ya its a manual only way to go lol
If you are NOT looking for monster tires, and want good handling without breaking the bank, buy a good set of used winter tires. The sticky-er rubber compound will give your truck the fastest cheapest handling upgrade. In fact, from regular tires to winters you will be able to FEEL an immediate increase in confidence.

Yes, the tires will wear out faster, but if you are not a hard driver, and if you get a good deal on used tires, the end result is a bonus!:icon_cheers:
 

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hey frankie, you really want a S10 don't cha
I just bought an S-10 and a blazer!!! holy crap, I got busted fast....... don't worry i saved some face, both are auto 2wd's
:thefinger:
http://therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75600

Frank

BTW don't run winter tire's they are about as lame as AT's off road they wont self clean... nobody wants a hardcore wheeler to handle just "so" on road just do some searching around and hunt up a good set of 32 or 33in M'T's
 
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I just bought an S-10 and a blazer!!! holy crap, I got busted fast....... don't worry i saved some face, both are auto 2wd's
:thefinger:
http://therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75600

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BTW don't run winter tire's they are about as lame as AT's off road they wont self clean... nobody wants a hardcore wheeler to handle just "so" on road just do some searching around and hunt up a good set of 32 or 33in M'T's
it depends on the design of the AT frank , i run 31 inch Kuhmo Road Venture AT's on the 97 and they self clean like a dream , and they arent to expensive in my book

and Rangergirl your truck should easily clear 32's , if not 33's
 

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I'm a huge fan of the Toyo Open Country MT's if your not poor..... if you are MasterCraft Courser CT's or MT's are beastes when it comes to low noise, and wear. I always order blemish tires.

Look into TreadWright Retreads as well........ yes they are retreads, but they are guaranteed to kick-ass.

I think Swampers in general suck on the hwy for a DD.

I'd like a set of Nitto Mud Grapplers...... they are nice too.
but if your really broke... nothing wrong with good ole Mud Dawgs or Buckshots. They are both highly underrated. If you go to a 33in tire you'll need to get your backspacing down to 3.75-3.5 in to accomodate width and clear rubbing.

Search T-Bar crank on here... if you haven't allready done it to level front end... but with it being a Ranger Edge, it shouldn't be too far from level.

Frank

You can't forget about the Hankook Dynapro M/T's. Damn good tires, cheap, last forever, and they clean awesome. My buddy got a set on his Ranger bout 8 months ago, probably put on about 40,000 miles, and there's at least 60% tread left. He also has a 2wd, haha
 

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