It is somewhat leaning mexican style. 
But I have seen Andys pinz in person and his front springs are worn out. If it was mine I would be worried about braking something in the locker with the wider tires.
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Mark, Hi I have 33.2*12.50*17 Tires on my truck with no rubbing problems. But I don't have WEAK springs. It is somewhat leaning mexican style.
But I have seen Andys pinz in person and his front springs are worn out. If it was mine I would be worried about braking something in the locker with the wider tires.
It is somewhat leaning mexican style. But I have seen Andys pinz in person and his front springs are worn out. If it was mine I would be worried about braking something in the locker with the wider tires.
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Jimm391730
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I've got 8" wide rims with 291/75R16 BFG ATs, the width of the tire is a hell of a drag on the pavement when turning - it is manditory that I keep them at 60psi on road, just to be able to turn the dang wheel! When I got these rims and tires it was just after SoCal had worked on my truck, and I thought for sure that they screwed up something in the steering, it was that bad. But my W has alot of weight up front on them as well.
Of course, these are fairly "flat" cross section tires. Perhaps something with a rounder cross section would be easier to turn. Just something else to keep in mind.
Jim M.
712W and 710M
Of course, these are fairly "flat" cross section tires. Perhaps something with a rounder cross section would be easier to turn. Just something else to keep in mind.
Jim M.
712W and 710M