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2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Anyone run 315/75/16 BFG's on Stock Rims?

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Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Swapping manual for auto

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I have Goodyear MTRs 315/75r16s on the stock 16x6. 5 wheels. Came with the truck. They wore pretty good actually. Even wear across the tread. The fronts were feathered a bit, but becayse they never were rotated.
 
I'm running 315/75 R16 Cooper Discoverer S/T's on stock rims, and stock height. Have never had fender rub but they rub on the control arm when turned to full lock. Check my Readers Rigs for pictures



Tim
 
Marek, I just bought my 315/75/16's Toyo MT tires thru Les Schwab. They have an easier time getting these tires than the local distributors . I'll have to drive a total of 900 miles to get them, but I think it will be worth it. Now I just need to get the front of my truck up to clear them...
 
toyos coming

switching to toyos, they are on there way.

kore race truck ran the baja 1000 and finished on the same set they started with. good enough for me.
 
I've been running the Toyo's now for about 8 months. We ran them in the snow, down through Baja, on local roads, etc. I really like them. They are beefy! The hardest part was figuring out the right pressures to run in soft sand. The E rating makes that side wall a little stiffer than my old tires, so I had to run a little softer in the really deep sand.



We did plenty of hard miles off road in Baja with no problems. We actually cracked a wheel, without flatting the tire.



We are off to Baja again in a few weeks to "test" them some more.
 
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