Tires I don't think new tires will help, unless there 44's or48's rotfl Herd ya had a pile of snow. How bad is it out there. We only got half an inch of rain in Va.
Whats your plans Steve? I know you are wanting 315's, are you going to do it? I just found a set of used 33x12.50 Cooper Discoverer LT's on Weld 16.5x9.75"'s in the classifieds and am loving them on my Ram. Better traction is nice!
Obviously you would need at least a leveling kit to clear the 315's right? Would that effect your warranty?
Wouldn't need a level kit if I keep the stock rims or rims close to OEM back space, they may rub a little on full turn but nothing major.
4054x4 was out here for the storm and he got around great on his 315 BFGs. The only other truck gettin around our neigborhood was another cummins w/ Chains all the way around. Tires and ground clearance make all the differance in the world
!!!!!!!!!! Its True !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! imp: imp: YA ITS TRUE... i live across the street and had to help dig him out... You should have seen it, he hit the gas to get out of the snow, and the diesel smoke turned all of the snow on one side of our street BLACK. IT looked frickin awesome and hilarious. rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl waytogo waytogo waytogo
Got 315 BFG ATs on mine and the only thing they rub is the guys with stock tires!rotfl So far no rubs, or slight enough not to be noticed, but darned sexy, for sure.
Should be driving the K5 in those types of conditions.............well, what's left of the K5. Any recent pics of what it's morphed into? rotfl
Yeah I have 315 BFG's (which do rub on the trac bars at full turn). I drove around in the blizzard that ColoradoK5 was refering to and i had no issues getting around. The only time i had to chain up was when I was pulling a duramax up a hill :stir:
