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12-20-2003, 10:49 PM
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Is your S-10 2wd or 4wd?
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12-22-2003, 06:38 PM
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I just resently went through the whole aggrevating tire size choice too. What size rims do you have? My guess is 15". I have 225/70R15s on 15x7 rims. I could of went with 235/70R15 but that would of been to tight. I seen a 96 2WD with 225/75R15 and he said they didnt rub but it sure did look like a full wheel well.
So if your running a stock rim you probably wont have to worry about tire being to wide. If so wheel spacers are an option. 225/70R15 tires are 27.4" in Diameter. You can push it to 28" with a 235/70. I dont have ATs though. I have BFG T/A radials. I will soon be lifting the suspension 2" so I can fit 235/75R15 (29"Diameter) Yokahama Geolander AT + II tires. This set up will bring the 2wd S10 equal with many stock S10 4WDs. 
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#7
12-27-2003, 08:28 AM
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I have a 4x4 and I have Lt235/75/r15's with no rubbing problems.My summer tires are p235/70/r15's and they look way too small.The Lt 235's fill out the wheel well much nicer.Also give the truck another inch of ground clearance.
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