How much bigger tires can I go on my stock 1991 ford f150 4x4?

Asked by onealjc2 Feb 06, 2010 at 05:56 PM about the 1991 Ford F-150 XLT Lariat 4WD LB

Question type: Car Customization

It's time for new tires and  I want to go as big as I can without having to lift the truck.

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Brad answered 14 years ago

I run 33x12.5 on my 88 with only some tire contact at full lock.

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mach37 answered 12 years ago

My 88 F150 had 32 x 11.5/15R - if you are only concerned with appearance they looked big, but they rubbed before full lock, and made getting in a struggle without a step bar. Going back to stock 235x75 made a big difference in getting in. I was surprised that the speedometer was hardly affected by the change. The ride height diff. was just about 1.5 inches.

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Will answered 12 years ago

my 92 f150 has 31x10.50/15 on it and it ran great before i put a four inches lift.

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