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Old 09-22-2009, 05:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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305/55/20 will they fit?

Hey guys just purchased a 05 F350 SD, CC, TD, harley edition I need to know what is The biggest tire I can go without lift. I am thinking of going with 305/55/20 Nitto mud grapplers with a leveling kit, will this work and could I go bigger 315/55/20 without any additional lift fender rud etc. thanks Ron
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I have them and they rub in the front at full lock. I think my rims have a 5mm offset.
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you can run as big as a 325/60/20 on a factory 20 with no rubbing. no leveling kit required.
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revdog you got any pics..i love my stock 20s and want to throw on some cooper discoverer tires, but am unsure about a leveling kit due to i am only about 1.5 inches lower in the front and i have no idea what leveling kit to buy
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yhese are the only two i have with 325's on it. im running 35's right now. the 325's were a little bigger. icon seems to make the best leveling kit. if you have a 250 it raises front and rear.
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