Posted by Joe1016 on August 23, 2010 at 15:48:23 from (69.161.100.133):
In Reply to: 4WD Tire Combinations posted by Joe1016 on August 22, 2010 at 11:58:40:
I did check with my dealer and the manual - 16.9x34 is an option but it would only reduce my width about 1.5 inches and would still be about 3.5 inches wider than the front tires, with 8 inch drilled beans I would still be takeing out 2 rows, might as well leave it were it is. Didn't know if anybody else had done anything like this before. From looking at the charts, a 14.9/38 should work - overall diameter and the rolling circumference would only change by about an inch - but I would have to get different rims and lose the option of using my current tires as duals. Thanks for all of the input, I am new to this forum.
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