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Max Tire Fitment for 87 B2
- Thread starter ryanj1022
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I have fit 31x10.50 with no lift on a few different bronco II's with no lift.... Really it depend on the brand of tire as they are all different and how much your springs are sagging. Here is one of my 90's with 31x10.50 and stock wheels, they ony rub ob the radius arms when turning the wheel all they way, not that bad really.
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Depending on the actual measurement of the tire and the conditions of your springs... it is possible to run 31x10.50x15s.
235/75/15 or 30x9.50x15 (really most 30's are just rebadged 235/75s) will fit without an issue unless your springs are REALLY bad.
You can do a 2" lift and minor fender trim for less than a hundred bones plus an alignment, which will let you fit 31-32" tires.
235/75/15 or 30x9.50x15 (really most 30's are just rebadged 235/75s) will fit without an issue unless your springs are REALLY bad.
You can do a 2" lift and minor fender trim for less than a hundred bones plus an alignment, which will let you fit 31-32" tires.
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