315 75R 16 w/ Stock Height
06-17-2007, 09:58 AM
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Thanks man, they look really good, there a little pricey though at 210 a tire from summit.
Summit will mount and balance them if you buy a wheel and tire package right?
Summit will mount and balance them if you buy a wheel and tire package right?
06-17-2007, 11:57 AM
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We did an 06 Dmax crew cab.Stock rim with 315's.Wasn't 2 crazy doing it with the stock wheels,but anyway,we did a 2" rear lift block and a Cognito leveling kit.Front valance was trimmed and the inner fender.Looks pretty good actually.
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Yes,In my opinion they are a bit skinny.Tire wear will be more likely reduced,especially in towing mode,that's why I wasn't 2 crazy of doing it.But that's the look that he was looking for.It was 315's BF All terrains.
06-25-2007, 03:33 AM
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285/75/16 on 16x8's - Had to trim part of the plastic liner behind the washer reservoir, that's all. I love my Terra Grapplers, but the MTZs should treat you well! 
06-25-2007, 05:01 PM
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I was going to suggest the BFGoodridge All Terrain's in the 285/75/16's for your stock wheels or 16x8's. That is what I ran on my 00 ECSB Z71. And I deffinitely do some offroading. They lasted me 55000+ miles with going to the dunes every year at least three or four times, airing down and climbing the sand hills!!! Plus they are a good street tire when you have them at around 40psi. I usually run 45-50psi, but I tow a boat and a toy hauler with the truck too. I have currently went and got a set of 17x9's and 265/70/17's. They are a little bit smaller but only by one inch.
They also fit really well without trimming or anything with the front torsions cranked up to level!!!
They also fit really well without trimming or anything with the front torsions cranked up to level!!!