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torin
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hey guys,
ive got 14x6 rims and was just wondering what tyre size everyone runs on front and back? Ill have king springs on the front and 2" lowering blocks in the rear. For a 1200 ute btw

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Posted on: 2010/4/13 6:27
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grant76
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i've found anything bigger than 185/55/14 catches on the bottom front of the guard when the wheels are turned

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yea i want to go as small as possible on the front and decent size on the back

Posted on: 2010/4/13 7:54
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stretched??????

Posted on: 2010/4/13 9:25
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I have 155x75 r12's original rims on the front and 165x70 r13's on the back of a 180b

Posted on: 2010/4/13 9:42
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torin
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could i get away with 175/55/14 on front and 195/60/14 on the back?

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I had 195/60/14 on the front but I had to shim out the right side fender to keep it from rubbing. I now have 185/60/13 on the front but left the shims in. You can't tell that it is shimed.

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I have 165/55-R12s all around.

For a ute I'd go with:
Back: 205\60-R14
Front: 175-R14

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torin
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thanks guys and thanks ddgonzal sounds like the go hopefully get them in a few days

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175/65's are a tidy tire on 14's

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