How do I find out what tires fit on my truck?

**After Shock Media** · 04-21-2006, 02:35 PM

sizes are typically on the tire itself and or in the manual.

Plenty of people will be in here though to give full instructions. Hell if you post the truck type etc they will prolly tell you what damn tire.

**fuzzylogic** · 04-21-2006, 02:47 PM

i am just gonna drive to discount tire and ask them

**elitetec** · 04-21-2006, 02:49 PM

try asking people that sell tires

**Deej** · 04-21-2006, 02:51 PM

you will need new rims more than liekly if you want bigger tires....i would just recommend what your doing, go to your local tire dealer....ask for now then research what you want online or in magazines...truck magz have tons of tire info....

if your going both on and offroad you need an inbetween tread...for both durability, comfort in highway driving and expense.....

happy hunting...

**Amp** · 04-21-2006, 02:53 PM

If you want big ass offroad tires....

1: You will need a lift kit.
2: You gas mileage will go to shit.
3: They will be noisy on concrete roads.

I suggest you go to Goodyear and get replacements for your stocks. Offroad is not for you.

**Deej** · 04-21-2006, 03:05 PM

Originally posted by Amp

Offroad is not for you.

especially for a nissan frontier...

but his offroad definition may mean something other than our offroad definition....

**fuzzylogic** · 04-21-2006, 03:53 PM

Originally posted by Deej_E4A

especially for a nissan frontier...

but his offroad definition may mean something other than our offroad definition....

primative roads = offroad to me and my frontier

following powerline service roads, washes, old mining roads.

since i will be driving on real roads 75% of the time, i think AT tires +1 should be fine.

no, i dont want big ass tires, but rather tires that will help me get grip going up or down loose gravel, pity, primative rock-thrown roads. my stock tires arn't cutting it.
yesterday i ripped a half-inch hole in one of them. little wires are sticking out.

**Deej** · 04-21-2006, 03:56 PM

Oh i dig ya...just when mud wheeling offroading truck thrashing enthusiasts hear offroad, they think near tipping, engine flaring, mudd tossing terrain

I assumed you meant somethign like that though....I would look into BFG...not sure on their all -terrain gear....Wildcats are ok too all terrain or you could handle EXT's without getting too knobby

**fuzzylogic** · 04-21-2006, 08:09 PM

i bought some "good wrangler silent armor" tires.

it's a pretty big difference from nearly worn smooth stock tires. it's like a have a whole new truck. i can brake easier, accelerate better and turn harder. plus, i dont feel bumps as much.

**Evil1** · 04-21-2006, 08:30 PM

Originally posted by Amp

If you want big ass offroad tires....

1: You will need a lift kit.
2: You gas mileage will go to shit.
3: They will be noisy on concrete roads.

4.you will need to change a gear in the tranny for the spedo to be accurate

and if your going to do it, do it right.. 44in super swampers are a solid choice

How do I find out what tires fit on my truck?

How do I find out what tires fit on my truck?

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