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What's the biggest set on a DRW that doesn't rub sidewalls? Thanks

PapeCAT

255/85 r16

wannadiesel

I wouldn't go bigger than 235/85's.

G1625S

I think anything bigger than 235's will rub when loaded on stock 1st gen dually wheels. I was noticing my 225's are pretty close. I'm going to 235's just to get the speedometer right.

C/PRD/

Thanks for the tips. I am gonna get a new set of Courser C/T's. It's kind of an aggressive tire so I wanted as much of it as I could.

93Fury

I have 245/75 and driving down the road the are fine. I did notice the slightly touch with a trailer and about 7K lbs. I tried 265's awhile back just to see what they were like, they touch with no trailer but looked cool.

I would recommend 235/85's like these guys said though. They seemed to work the best on my truck atleast.

ridinlow333

how bout some super singles like some of the semis run. now they are BA looking i was considering them on my truck.

91rangerturbo

Now if i had a dually that's what tires i would be running.

taterfarm

just add some fender flares and run them now

But I agree with the 235's.

What about looking for some 19.5" rims of an old chip or bread truck, they have a few inches of clearance, then you could but some wide mean tires on.

HAMMER_DOWN

get a pair of 2" wide billet aluminum wheelspacers and you can run wide tires on the rear, but the widest tire that will mount on the 6" wide wheel is probably a 285

6BTA STACKED

I am running 245/75 on my 93 dually and they do rub a bit when i had 18,000 lbs on the gooseneck. When i get my new ones i will go with some 235/85 agian. I had them on my last set of wheels and liked them better than the 245's.

smokin95

285's dont rub with an 1 1/2 inch spacer, a buddy has them on his drw 2nd gen

G1625S

2nd gen dually rims have a larger offset than 1st gen rims. not really apples to apples in this case.