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2 hours ago, monkeybusiness said:

That is a fact. The standard wheels are nice but definitely need pushing out a bit. 
Mine is on slightly oversized Bfg all terrains (285 I think). 
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What tyre size is it mate? I want to keep the original wheels and just put some AT’s on, with some spacers as well..

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11 hours ago, Rich Rule said:

What is the colour on that @monkeybusiness

 

Looks pretty smart, is it graphite or is it a wrap?

 

cheers.

Standard colour - I think it’s called Tekuma (or Decuma) grey possibly?

I still need to powder coat the gypsy-chrome roll bar (that I didn’t even order, the dealer added it due to a cock-up at their end). 

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9 hours ago, Maximus5 said:

What tyre size is it mate? I want to keep the original wheels and just put some AT’s on, with some spacers as well..

285 60 R18 - they go straight on with no rubbing (even though I was told they wouldn’t fit by a couple of tyre places). I don’t think you could go any bigger without mods.

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1 hour ago, monkeybusiness said:

285 60 R18 - they go straight on with no rubbing (even though I was told they wouldn’t fit by a couple of tyre places). I don’t think you could go any bigger without mods.

Do you think you could fit some spacers on with that tyre size?? Big aren’t they! Thanks mate 

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10 minutes ago, monkeybusiness said:

I plan to, yes. Spacers should actually help the fitment as the tyres are currently closest to suspension arms (not touching though!). 

Saying that - I’ve just had a look and spacers will mean that the tyres will extend a bit beyond the mudflaps (which would inevitably lead to a dirty truck even more quickly!).

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10 hours ago, monkeybusiness said:

I plan to, yes. Spacers should actually help the fitment as the tyres are currently closest to suspension arms (not touching though!). 

I get you, thanks mate I appreciate it, been holding off buying some tyres just because of the fitment issues, definitely getting some sorted now! 

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9 hours ago, monkeybusiness said:

Saying that - I’ve just had a look and spacers will mean that the tyres will extend a bit beyond the mudflaps (which would inevitably lead to a dirty truck even more quickly!).

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Looks unbelievable that mate! I don’t think the dirty truck would bother me to be fair, I’ll clean it everyday if it means it looking badass haha!

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On 10/10/2022 at 09:06, monkeybusiness said:

285 60 R18 - they go straight on with no rubbing (even though I was told they wouldn’t fit by a couple of tyre places). I don’t think you could go any bigger without mods.

Any issue getting hold of BFGs in that size? I was told there is a long backlog? They look great…the originals look too small and dont fill the arches.

What sort of lift do they give? Does it affect the warranty if u fit larger than specified tyres?

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