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- NorthQuad
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Haha! Which is funny because I'm getting new tires today.
I'm going through the Fountain Tire here in town. Almost went through tirerack but after comparing prices, it was a $100 difference. So, I'd prefer the local guys.
I'm going with four of these Goodyear Fortera TripleTred Tires in a 255/70/16 which is stepping up in size from the 235/70/16 that came on the Explorer.
On the Explorer stock 16" rims at stock height you can fit all the way up to 275/75/16 without rubbing, unless the tires are a mud terrain with big lugs. Then you'd want to go with a 265/70/16 to be safe.
I'll post some shots of before and after when I gett'em on.
I'm going through the Fountain Tire here in town. Almost went through tirerack but after comparing prices, it was a $100 difference. So, I'd prefer the local guys.
I'm going with four of these Goodyear Fortera TripleTred Tires in a 255/70/16 which is stepping up in size from the 235/70/16 that came on the Explorer.
On the Explorer stock 16" rims at stock height you can fit all the way up to 275/75/16 without rubbing, unless the tires are a mud terrain with big lugs. Then you'd want to go with a 265/70/16 to be safe.
I'll post some shots of before and after when I gett'em on.
dave.
nice difference. Like those tires alot.
Tim
Tim
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yeah they should, they look pretty meaty!! lol
tim
tim
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Email: [email protected]
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- NorthQuad
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Guess what? They rub a tiny bit on the inside of the fender when the steering is fully cranked. Hardly at all and not enough to pull off the fender but enough to hear it. I guess I was wrong to listen to others (without knowing them) that have mounted larger tires on their Explorers. Because they're full of shit. At least I listened to my gut when it said not to get the 265's.
I'm still happy with these tires though.
I'm still happy with these tires though.
dave.
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They look good.
What works on one truck might not work on another.
Here's a couple RBV (ranger based vehicles) forums.
http://www.rangerpowersports.com/forum/
http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/
http://explorerx.com/forums/
What works on one truck might not work on another.
Here's a couple RBV (ranger based vehicles) forums.
http://www.rangerpowersports.com/forum/
http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/
http://explorerx.com/forums/
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