Purchasing used BFG M/T question

[aghily]

255, 75-17 BF Goodrich Mud Terrain TA KD, Off a New Jeep....."


What do y'all think, will they work? I have a solid 3" of lift front and 2" in the back. I don't mind the noise factor and the price may be right; only 2k miles on them. Will they mount to stock 17" sport wheels?

255/75-17
d=32.06
w=7.53

 

[ebg18t]

They will work just fine.

 

[aghily]

coolio....thx!

 

[NewVillains]

I have a set of 5, one brand new, 285/75/17 Firestone Destination M/T's that I'm selling. They probably have about 10K miles on them.

255, 75-17 BF Goodrich Mud Terrain TA KD, Off a New Jeep....."


What do y'all think, will they work? I have a solid 3" of lift front and 2" in the back. I don't mind the noise factor and the price may be right; only 2k miles on them. Will they mount to stock 17" sport wheels?

255/75-17
d=32.06
w=7.53

 

[ghostridr]

I run them and they're a perfect fit! Yes, they will fit your 17x7 sport rims.

 

[emoore924]

Be sure to check the date of manufacture stamp on the sidewall to be sure they're not older than about 3-4 years (assuming you'll be keeping them on your ride until they're worn out and that means another 3-4 years from now...). It will show four numbers indicating the last two digits of the year and two more digits representing the week of manufacture. It will be in a little oval on the sidewall, you'll see something like "xxxx1712", where xxxx is a bunch of letters or numbers defining the manufacturer and location plus the date code, or a simple date code like "1712", for example. Both examples indicate a manufacture date which is the 17th week of 2012.

Go to tirerack.com if you want the gory details.

 

[Tayzorz]

work fine with me and i'm just running the daystar spacer lift. No rub at full turn or tuck. awesome tires too.

 

[Martinjmpr]

Yes...

I'm running the exact same tire and the only lift I have is FJC Trail Teams suspension.

I did have some rubbing of the front tires against the fender liner at full lock but the new bumper fixed that when we bobbed the forward part of the fender liner.

With 3" of lift you should fit, piece of cake.