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What should i do? - 10/15/2007 12:32:52 PM

coplinb

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I am looking into getting new tires. when i bought mine they had regular light truck tires, no fancy tread. what i want to know is will it look stupid and be a waste of money to get stock size bfg a/t's? im not really lookin into a lift of any kind anytime soon because i wouldnt even know hot to install it! thanks everyone

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RE: What should i do? - 10/15/2007 12:59:40 PM

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Well, if you ever take on some mudd you'll have some grip. I don't even know if you can get t/a's in LT235/75R15

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RE: What should i do? - 10/15/2007 1:04:04 PM

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i guess i dont have to have the bfgs, i can go with another a/t, but what i really want to know is will it look stupid with that size? does anyone have stock size a/t's? i tried doing a search but i could find an exact answer to this: what would be the next logical size up w/o modification?

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RE: What should i do? - 10/15/2007 2:09:57 PM

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just go to 235/75/15's it will look fine if you are not lifting.

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RE: What should i do? - 10/15/2007 3:57:04 PM

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yes bfg has all-terrains in 235/75/15 and no they wont look silly, they look great. a_tack and lennyblazer both have them. 30x9.5 will also fit with no issues

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RE: What should i do? - 10/15/2007 4:17:13 PM

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Here is what BFG At's look like on my black Blazer ZR2 with A-R Aero wheels :

And I use a set on my stock PA3 winter wheels too , their great in the white stuff ! :

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RE: What should i do? - 10/15/2007 7:56:27 PM

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I agree. The BFG All-Terrains look and perform great regardless of size on a DD. I run a set of 30" on my stock truck. Factory size is typically 235/75R15, then next size up is the 30"x9.5"x15 tires.

same truck in my avitar. Notice it sitting in 8" of fresh snow. Those BFg allowd me to push and pull people out all day in the snow.

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RE: What should i do? - 10/15/2007 7:56:57 PM

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I just got LT235/75R15 BFG At's with my non lifted four door blazer and it looks good, lots better than stock and they handle better (offroad atleast, alot different from a highway tire, a little spongy). Here's a picture: