angerranger54
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can anyone post a pic of there newer ranger with some 265/75/r16s on it. lookin at buyin some KM2s soon or a cheeper mud tire.
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265/75r16 Mt
- Thread starter angerranger54
- Start date
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- Aug 8, 2007
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- Age
- 37
- City
- Terrace, BC, Canada
- Vehicle Year
- 1991
- Engine
- 4.0 V6
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Tire Size
- 40s
You will have to crank your T bars, they will rub otherwise on the inner fender liners when you turn sharply.
Found this out at work after installing a set of lt265/75r16 goodyear wrangler duratrac's on an 09 ranger.
The 08-2010 rangers all sit lower factory than the 98-07 rangers did. 265's would clear fine on 98-07 4x4's. A lot of guys are putting the torsion bar keys from 98-07 trucks onto their 08-2010 trucks to get them as high as the older trucks.
Found this out at work after installing a set of lt265/75r16 goodyear wrangler duratrac's on an 09 ranger.
The 08-2010 rangers all sit lower factory than the 98-07 rangers did. 265's would clear fine on 98-07 4x4's. A lot of guys are putting the torsion bar keys from 98-07 trucks onto their 08-2010 trucks to get them as high as the older trucks.
Here is my '05 on 265/75r16 all terrains.
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