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13fox83

13fox83

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2000
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Ford Ranger
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Looking forward to sifting through the forums for tips tricks and info related to 2000 Ranger 4x2. First up: tires - with stock suspension, can I go up from the factory 225/70R15 to 235/75R15 without any issues?
 


pjtoledo

pjtoledo

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defintely. I have had 235/75-15 and 245/70-16 on my 2005 2wd with no problems. currently running 235/70-15, they work great.
 
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