Unlikely that any of those will actually be 32 inches in real life.
I have a set of BFG Mud 285/75/16 and they measure 32 inches.
Don't need any lift with them and don't fit one unless you want 35s or something like that.
Quick Tyre size advice (Are 33 inch tyres too big)
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Unlikely that any of those will actually be 32 inches in real life.
I have a set of BFG Mud 285/75/16 and they measure 32 inches.
Don't need any lift with them and don't fit one unless you want 35s or something like that.
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im running 33 12.5 15 on my 88 and it seems to have improved the handling over the old 7.5s imo anyway
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I run 305/70x16 Mickey Thompson AT's on 8x16 Pro comp alloys with the same offset as the original boost alloys which means I haven't adjusted the lockstops as I swap between the 305's, 235's and 265's (235=31.7",265=31.6" Diameter) when needed. The tyre diameter of the 305's is 32.8" and my Puma is not lifted and I have never had any clearance issues off road. I use this handy site for tyre comparisons: Tire size calculator
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Thanks for everyone's replays so far. I'm thinking I'm gonna get some big tyres and then consider a lift if I get any fouling issues. It certainly seems like alot of people have not had any issues however I think this may be down to the offset of the wheels.
It would be good if u guys could post ur tyre sizes along with wheel offset so we can create a decent guide of what works and what doesn't.......
It would be good if u guys could post ur tyre sizes along with wheel offset so we can create a decent guide of what works and what doesn't.......
bendelaurence
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Just to let u know I ended up buying 285 75 r16's. I out them on some 7j smiths alooys (not sure of the offset. I already had 30mm spacers on. I had to adjust the locks tops. But apart from that they seem fine. I've taken them off road and so far I haven't encounter any fouling that I noticed....
I got at2's and they are great I ice and wet. Off road I thought I'd have problems in mud, but I thought they did well. I do get a bit if toque steer now, but I like it!
Slight diffence in gearing now, but more problem as such, just need to drive a bit different.
Hope this helps future readers of this post. Thanks guys
I got at2's and they are great I ice and wet. Off road I thought I'd have problems in mud, but I thought they did well. I do get a bit if toque steer now, but I like it!
Slight diffence in gearing now, but more problem as such, just need to drive a bit different.
Hope this helps future readers of this post. Thanks guys
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