Merry Christmas Bill! I have 215-75R-15 Dayton
Timberline AT's on my '94 Club Cab Sport 4x2. I
highly reccommend these tires. They stick to
everything. That's good for winters in Southeastern
Indiana. We do get snow here (like now), but not more
than 4 to 7 inches. What we get alot of is freezing
rain! And that means ICE! I paid $63.08 per tire
back in December 1999 for them. They make all the way
up to 44 inchers. Check them out.
steve
--- Bill Pitz <dakota@billpitz.com> wrote:
> I'm running the stock tires on my '00 Dak 4x4 SLT
> right now. I'd eventually
> like to put some better all-terrain or mud tires on
> it, and i'd like to get
> bigger tires. What size can I get and still have
> them fit into the openings
> without a lift?
>
> Also, what is the largest size that the computer can
> support without screwing
> up the speedometer?
>
> Also, any suggestions about tires? I'm thinking
> either BFGoodrich
> All-Terrains or Mud-Terrains. Also, what is the
> impact of this change
> realistically going to be on my gas mileage?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Bill
> --
> Bill Pitz (dakota@billpitz.com)
> '00 Dakota CC SLT 4X4 4.7L V8 (Loaded)
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