255/85/16 picture?
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255/85/16 picture?
I am thinking of buying this size tire. Anybody running these have pictures of their truck? I am also thinking of going with the Skyjacker D25 2-1/2" front spring to level it out. What do you all think?
#3
Re:255/85/16 picture?
I have the 255/85R16- I am very content offroad. On the road they handle decently.<br><br>Some pics https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...e.php?album=28<br><br>http://www.bisanz.cc/Hohentauern_offroad_fun<br><br>AlpineRAM
#5
Re:255/85/16 picture?
There are a few pics here:<br><br>http://www.dodgeram.org/ki4cy/4x4/tire_picts.htm<br><br>Scroll down to near the bottom of the page--truck is shown with Skyjacker springs and 255/85s on it in the photos.
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Re:255/85/16 picture?
98ramtough. What brand do you have. Do you have any lift. I am leaning toward this size in BFG's from Costco for $619 out the door price. Does this sound good. I want a tire that is closer to 34". The 285's are closer to 33".
#12
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I have them on my truck. Although mine is a dually. Mine are 33.7" tall and have had no problems with them. Very rarely put truck in 4X4. Tires are great in the snow.
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Just put on some used 285R85/16 BFG them for 175 for all, love them, wanted to lower my RPM's with my 4:10 and 5sp,now at 72mph im turning at 2350, and am getting 19mpg. Will go to 295/85/16 when these wear out.<br><br>LIke to buy the used ones less money and get to try some different treads out.
#14
Re:255/85/16 picture?
[quote author=MARKY MARK link=board=5;threadid=10412;start=0#101818 date=1044627793]<br>98ramtough. What brand do you have. Do you have any lift. I am leaning toward this size in BFG's from Costco for $619 out the door price. Does this sound good. I want a tire that is closer to 34". The 285's are closer to 33". <br>[/quote]<br>I have 255/85/16 Wild Country TXRs. They seem to perform alright, I only have 4000 miles on them however. I will post pics as soon as I get them developped. I love this size of tire though, tall and still fits in wheelwells.