But the 265 look better and makes more sense. The old thing about the smaller being better. So what is everyones suggestion on the size. Was leaning to the 235 because of the cost and thats what it has now. Thanks joe 265 or 285 will do fine in the snow, my 05 pushes an 11' blizzard plow on 305's no sweat. His door sticker has the pizza cutters 235's and mine lists the 265's.
Always verify any tire width, tire sidewall size or tire size before using this information for your 2001 Ford F250 Super Duty. That stuff really does help prevent bead leaks. I've got one done, and it cleaned-up quite nicely for a ten-year-old rim. When the time comes, I'll put another pair on the fronts. Luckily, I have a spare set of Lariat rims, so I had the guy dismount a pair of old ones this morning, and I'll take him two cleaned-up ones tomorrow morning to mount the Firestone's onto.
I am wonderin about snow? ScotchBrite and lacquer thinner for the bead surfaces to get off all that old stuck-on rubber , and ScotchBrite and diesel fuel to get off all the grease and crud from the inside of the rim that collects road tar, differential oil seepage, etc. The Modified Life staff has taken all its Ford F250 Super Duty tire size guides, Ford F250 Super Duty tire size diagrams, Ford F250 Super Duty tire size information, Ford F250 Super Duty tire size charts, Ford F250 Super Duty tire size info, Ford F250 Super Duty replacement tire sizes, Ford F250 Super Duty tire sizing charts, Ford F250 Super Duty tire sizing guides, Ford F250 Super Duty factory tire sizes, recommended tire sizes for a 2001 Ford F250 Super Duty and cataloged them online for our visitors to use for free. So what do most of you think. One of the most annoying tasks with replacing your worn out tires, changing your tires, choosing winter tires, choosing snow tires, changing your tires or upgrading your tires is figuring the correct size tires for a 2001 Ford F250 Super Duty. My dad has a 2001 F250 that's identical in every way to my 2001, except his has a 7. Our automotive tire size diagrams make sure that you choose the right tire, snow tire, winter tire, all-season tire or oem tire for your 2001 Ford F250 Super Duty. Also, logic says with a smaller contact patch, you'll have more pressure on a smaller area, aiding traction.
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. I do get some snow here when going back and fourth hunting. Feel free to use any Ford F250 Super Duty tire size guide that is listed on Modified Life but keep in mind that all information here is provided as-is without any warranty of any kind and most of the auto tire size diagrams listed on our enthusiast website are submitted by the Modified Life community. Whether your an expert Ford F250 Super Duty mechanic, an Ford F250 Super Duty installer or a novice Ford F250 Super Duty enthusiast with a 2001 Ford F250 Super Duty, an Ford F250 Super Duty car tire size diagram can save yourself a lot of time. The 2000 that I sold a while back had 265's on it too. Doesn't make any sense, but them little things on his truck leave a lot to be desired.
No road hazard, but lifetime balancing and new high-pressure stems. Buy a good set of all-terrain tires and dont worry about it, you'll be fine, we're talking about just a couple tire sizes here, not like you're making a huge jump to a monster off-road tire. . . .
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