Looking pictures of a lifted 93-97 truck on 235/75-15 or 30x9.50-15

[PlumCrazy]

Looking for pictures of either a 2wd truck with 4" lift or a 4x4 truck with a 2" lift on 30" tires.

 

[SenorNoob]

Guessing you've seen these posts:

INFO - Photos of Lifted RBV's With Different Lift & Tire Sizes

2" coil spacers with moog HD cariable rate springs, belltech shackles in back, 30x9.50x15 bfg ats on cragar soft 8s.

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INFO - Photos of Lifted RBV's With Different Lift & Tire Sizes

T-bars cranked, 245/75/R16 Kumho Road Venture tires, stock 16" wheels.

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INFO - Photos of Lifted RBV's With Different Lift & Tire Sizes

Hey all, We need a picture of your truck to put on a web page. Have your truck imortalized in Ranger history! I'm redoing the page on Tire Fitment. I realize that there are a lot of people who are looking for pics of a similar truck to theirs with lift kits and bigger tires to help them...

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[PlumCrazy]

I browsed through that thread and saw a lot variation in what a “2” lift” looks like. I’m concerned 30” tires will look small for my application, but with 4.10s I’d prefer a 30” over 31”…

 

[Shran]

Not exactly what you are looking for but hopefully it helps. I had 235-75-15 BFG all terrains on my old '96 2wd but can't find pics of it - that was stock height and I was very happy with how it looked. FWIW I have a set of 30x10.5x15 BFG AT's and they are about the same size as those, maybe just a tiny bit wider and a tiny bit taller - they are a LOT smaller than the same tire in 31x10.50x15... those tires are at least 2" taller than the 30's.

Not lifted 4x4, 235-75-15

Not lifted, 31x10.50x15 Goodyear Duratracs:

Not lifted, 2wd on 235-75-15's:

 

[SenorNoob]

That's the thing with pictures of other people\s trucks. One persons 2" lift may actually be 1" or 3". Tires are the same way. Manufacturers seem to put whatever they want on the side of the tire while making 4 different sizes with the same mold. If you don't measure it yourself, you don't REALLY know. Even then it's hard to say with a lift kit. Cause how much had the truck sagged on stock suspension before the kit was added? It'll drive you mad.