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Will these tires fit on my rims?

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Old 12-21-2007
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Will these tires fit on my rims?

I was wondering if these tires will fit on my 16" FX4 Ranger rims:
I still have the factory wranglers as you can see (245/75r16)

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BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A's (265/75R16)
Also, these are 32" tires if I am not mistaken, correct?
 
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Old 12-21-2007
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yes they will
 
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Old 12-21-2007
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yup fit and look good if you crank the t-bars.....
 
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Old 12-21-2007
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cool, thanks guys!
how much would I have to crank the torsion bars?
 
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I cranked mine all the way. I will have pictures up on Wed. of my truck on 32's.
 
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Old 12-21-2007
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An inch is all you need, don't max them out. It will help level it out as well.
 
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Old 12-22-2007
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Ive got some 265 R75R16's on my truck atm, yeah they sit at 32.. and they fit perfectly.. I STILL have to Tbar crank them, but the ****ty part is.. I hav eno one around here for an alignment, so I gotta drive out 40 miles on the highway to go get it done.. I would rather call them up and ask if I can have them pop it up on their lift so I can get a quick lift out of it and have an alignment done there.. probably buy a lifetime.
 
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Old 12-22-2007
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Originally Posted by WowMike2001
Ive got some 265 R75R16's on my truck atm, yeah they sit at 32.. and they fit perfectly.. I STILL have to Tbar crank them, but the ****ty part is.. I hav eno one around here for an alignment, so I gotta drive out 40 miles on the highway to go get it done.. I would rather call them up and ask if I can have them pop it up on their lift so I can get a quick lift out of it and have an alignment done there.. probably buy a lifetime.
what do u mean by a quick lift? install a lift kit?
 
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Old 12-23-2007
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I think he means just crank the bars while its on the lift, nice and level then do the alignment.
 
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Old 12-23-2007
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will it look better with a minor crank yes.. but you DO NOT need to crank with 265x75x16 at all if you dont want too
 
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Old 12-29-2007
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okay, new question about the same tires. I just looked at the tire size chart that is stickied in this forum and I see that the 285/75R16 size would fit as well. Would it be recommended to go this big or should I stick with the 265's?
If I were to do a 1" body lift would that change anything?
 
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285 I think is around 33" size so you'll have to fully crank the t-bars and maybe do some trimming. A 1" body lift will give you more room, but if you offroad and flex a lot you will rub.
 
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285 I think is around 33" size so you'll have to fully crank the t-bars and maybe do some trimming. A 1" body lift will give you more room, but if you offroad and flex a lot you will rub.
okay, well I think I'll just stick with the 32's.
 

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