tires with a 2/4
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Ok, I did a search for this and found alot about the 285/50-20 tires with a 2/4, but not 275/55.. I am looking at dropping my truck 2/4, but just got some new tires, so I was wondering if I could run them with the drop for a while until I got some 275/45's??? Or should I just get them when I lower it and sell my current ones?
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because the wheels and tires were on there when I bought the truck, and they fill up the fenderwells, so when I needed some I bought the same thing... Everyone asks me if its a 4 wheel drive, and when I tell them no, they always say " damn, it looks like one".
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i dont think they will work. i think they will be to tall for the front and will rub when you turn or hit a desent size bump. but they should work fine in the back. i have 275/45's all around on my truck with a 2/4 drop and have no problems with rubbing or clearence
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Originally Posted by StrokerAce03
I'm pretty sure that large of a tire will scrub badly on a 2/4. 285/50 is the max I'd go with a 2/4.
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