Will 275 40 17's fit?
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Originally Posted by Cabra
thinking about getting some BFG DR's in 275 40 17...will they fit if I roll the fenders?
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the only 275s that will fit the stockers w/out rubing or rolling the fenders are the nitto DRs... though i have heard that the new style ET streets will fit too. But BFG DRs WILL NOT fit the stock rim and YOU WILL have to roll/grind the fenders to make em fit. been there done that.....
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Nittos do fit, because they run narrow, my Khumos also fit, although they were wider and barely cleared. Although the tire fits on the rim and in the wheel well, it is not sitting on the stock rim properly in terms of facilitating proper tire wear, etc. If you want wider tires (don't we all) get bigger rims when you can afford them, its worth it and roll your fenders, that's a no-brainer.
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Originally Posted by KrautBurner
275/40-17 YOKO Advan will fit, I have em'
(on stock 8" wheels)
(on stock 8" wheels)
Originally Posted by gotzaGTO
Nitto 555Rs in 275/40-17 will fit too, i also have them on stock wheels. ZREO problems!
The Advan AO32R's are the only Advan that I could find manufactured in 275/40/17 size so I'm assuming these are the ones referenced above. Yoko's published specs for approved rim width are 9.0-11.0" for this tire size. (ref: http://www.yokohamatire.com/pdf/AO32Rbltn.pdf )
Nitto 555R are also spec'ed for a 9.0-11.0 rim width (ref: http://www.nittotire.com/tires_555r.asp click "sizes and specs")
And for reference BFG G-force drag radials: http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/asset...rag_radial.pdf
I think the point here is just that folks are aware that although the tire may "fit" it doesn't mean its an approved combination, at which point you are using it at your own risk - ie Caveat lector
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Originally Posted by Fulton 1
I think the point here is just that folks are aware that although the tire may "fit" it doesn't mean its an approved combination, at which point you are using it at your own risk - ie Caveat lector
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I cut 1.83 on Nitto 245 DRs. I now have 275 Nitto DRs as my daily driven street tire. I have seen people mount BFGs on stock rims, but am pretty sure they had to roll the fenders.
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275/40/17 BFGs on MilleMiglia 17x8 rims with 40mm backspacing,rolled fenders and Pedders drag springs.
http://www.fordvschevy.com/forum/att...0&d=1135268653
http://www.hotrodlincoln.org/bfg.jpg
http://www.fordvschevy.com/forum/att...0&d=1135268653
http://www.hotrodlincoln.org/bfg.jpg
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