Pro Comp 33x12.5 imstalled Today
04-30-2008, 01:24 PM
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Pro Comp 33x12.5 imstalled Today
Tires installed today lift to come next week, I love them. Before and after pics
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04-30-2008, 06:21 PM
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Bone popping on a set of tires.....right....I think the term for that is "Quadra-motor-infictia-sexual"
Nice tires though.....those are some of the best tires out there, we were heading in that direction to.....lookin great.
You shouldn't need spacers for those tires, they should rub or contact anything at 33"....no worries.
Nice tires though.....those are some of the best tires out there, we were heading in that direction to.....lookin great.
You shouldn't need spacers for those tires, they should rub or contact anything at 33"....no worries.
04-30-2008, 07:51 PM
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What is the exact measurement? Are they LT 33 inch by 12.5 inch, or 305/65 17, or 285/70 17.
If they are a true 12.5 inch wide tire, you might experience some rubbing on the front sway at full lock, and on the lower air dam in reverse and a full lock. If the tire is narrower, you might be ok. In the rear, you should be fine, except a minute rub that might occur only at full stuff. Once again, this will only happen if the tire is a tru 12.5.
You really won't need spacers if you can put up with such little rub. Plus, you can put a few washers on the steering lock out bolts and you'll be fine.
If they are 285's, then you're laughing cause it shouldn't rub anywhere.
If they are a true 12.5 inch wide tire, you might experience some rubbing on the front sway at full lock, and on the lower air dam in reverse and a full lock. If the tire is narrower, you might be ok. In the rear, you should be fine, except a minute rub that might occur only at full stuff. Once again, this will only happen if the tire is a tru 12.5.
You really won't need spacers if you can put up with such little rub. Plus, you can put a few washers on the steering lock out bolts and you'll be fine.
If they are 285's, then you're laughing cause it shouldn't rub anywhere.
