these are sweet > http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/strip.html

i think some of the 295/65/15's or even maybe the 315/60/15's would be bad *** on all 4 corners.

whats it take to get 15's on the trucks? and has anyone tried a 15" on the front?

 

Dont think they will fit a NBS due to the brake size. But I have never tried them for sure.

 

You have to grind the brake caliper in order for them to fit. I know becuase I had a friend with an 01 with 15's in his truck. BTW, 15's look nasty on NBS trucks.

 

you have to cut/grind the calipers down in a certain area to gain the needed clearance. it's a substantian amount....greysilver has done it i think...mine will be getting done at RPM down here in Lewisville May 3rd when it goes in for cage and suspension work.

 

nasty as in not good? i have never been a big fan of 20's or anything like that. i really like the stock rims the best.

 

Finally someone else that isn't into the whole 20's fad.

 

What about these 16" Et Streets:
28X11.50-16LT
10.7 sidewall width
8.7 tread width
28.0 overall diameter

part number:3796

It says they'll fit on a 8" rim, so a stock wheel might be close.

 

i want to run them on all 4 corners and leave them on all summer, also 28" is prety short and would look funny i think.

maybe i should just get some wider street tires, just geting more rubber down would help alot i bet.

 

Here is the ideal drag radial for our trucks. It's 28.8 tall x 16" rim, 9.5 wide and looks good. I didn't find these until I had already purchased my ET Streets. http://www.intercotire.com/html/radial_racing.htm

 

I have 295/50/16s on my truck. BFG makes them. They make alot of sport truck tires in lots of sizes that no other company makes.