Meaty tires
#1
Cosmonaut!
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Meaty tires
Hi everyone. I recently acquired a 91 sierra and want some new shoes for her. I want to put some meaty tire on the setup as well. I've been looking at a few thread and seeing what size wheels that would fit on a sierra but haven't seen anything for meaty tires.
I saw this sierra on Google and fell in love with the fitment. I've looked and looked trying to find what he's running but had no luck. Any ideas?
If not this route I was thinking about dare rs 17x8.5 et20 but from I've been reading...these won't fit.
I saw this sierra on Google and fell in love with the fitment. I've looked and looked trying to find what he's running but had no luck. Any ideas?
If not this route I was thinking about dare rs 17x8.5 et20 but from I've been reading...these won't fit.
Last edited by Supra92; 30-12-2016 at 09:24 PM.
#2
Cosmonaut!
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Just saw this thread....
https://passionford.com/forum/ford-s...tyre-size.html
Sorry guys...but if there's any suggestions or comment would be greatly appreciated.
https://passionford.com/forum/ford-s...tyre-size.html
Sorry guys...but if there's any suggestions or comment would be greatly appreciated.
#3
PassionFord Post Whore!!
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Best stick to 8x17 wheels, I'm running et33.
With 235/40 Kumho V70 tyres all round, arches rolled and Gaz Golds.
Plenty of grip, however, suspension and ride height will impact on whether they rub as the overall tyre diameter is an inch greater than standard tyre size.
With 235/40 Kumho V70 tyres all round, arches rolled and Gaz Golds.
Plenty of grip, however, suspension and ride height will impact on whether they rub as the overall tyre diameter is an inch greater than standard tyre size.
Last edited by Ridgey; 31-12-2016 at 12:03 PM.
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#8
PassionFord Post Whore!!
I thought that might be the case , i did a trial on mine once with a 235/40/17 front tyre and as soon as the jack was lowered it fouled the bodywork when i turned the steering wheel and my front and rear arches are rolled.