Trucks with 255/85/16 pictures plz.

sqrlgtr · May 17, 2016

Looking for some pictures of stock or leveled superdutys running 255/85/16's or 295/75/16's,or 285/75/16's.what does everybody recommend.Don't want to get into trimming are anything to that nature.my wheels are the Alcoa looking kind.
Thanks
sqrlgtr

Sterling B. · May 19, 2016

Of those sizes, I've had both 255/85R16 (Toyo MT) and 285/75R16 (BFG AT and now Nitto Trail). Never again will I put a pizza cutter 255 on. Truck sank like a paperweight, same fuel economy, and they were toast after ~18K. I'll post up some pics this evening for ya. I should have pics floating around of all 3 set-ups. IMO, stick with the 285; this size offers the greatest selection in tread patterns and doesn't pose an issue with stock-height trucks, but still looks "appropriate" with a level.

Izzybird · May 19, 2016

I've run the 295's on my '01 for most of its life, no rubbing anywhere on a this particular stock truck. Selection in the 295 size is almost nonexistent last I looked, so that is definitely a down side.

Skill_Kills · May 19, 2016

I love my 305/70s. they look like stock on mine which is leveled. stock height id go with 285/75

Sterling B. · May 19, 2016

255/85R16 Toyo MT with stock suspension:

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285/75r16 BFG AT with stock suspension - Sorry for the huge pic... had to rob it from my book of faces

285/75R16 Nitto Trail with stock suspension:

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285/75R16 Nitto Trail with DRW rear springs, F450 front:

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eng53ine · May 19, 2016

285/75/16 Firestone destination m/t

285/75/16 Mastercraft courser axt

The m/ts were on the truck when I got it, drivers side front rub the inner fender well. Took a piece of wire and tied it back no more rubbing. Truck is stock height.