18"F350 tires?

[Sportin' Wood]

Anybody know what other tires then Continetal can be had for a stock 2005 F350? I don't want to lift the truck just want some new skins that last longer then 36,000 miles. Stock is 275/70R 18. I might be able to squeeze a little bigger but stock is just fine with me as my Camper is already a bitch enough to put on.
Thanks.

[rivergoer]

bfg all terrains... awsome tires...last a hell of a long time

[Sportin' Wood]

Found this, Ran some of the procomp Xterriens on my old stockmod crawler and no trouble, but it was offroad only.
The 33 is about an inch and a half bigger. Looks like it might rub when I turn through a dip in the road.
I can't believe that Contenental is the only choice for guys that don't wanna lift there rigs?
PRO COMP XTREME A/T
PART
NUMBER SIZES LOAD
RANGE SIDEWALL MAX.
LOAD LBS. OVERALL
DIAMETER (in.) OVERALL
WIDTH (in.) TREAD
WIDTH (in.) TREAD
DEPTH RIM
RANGE (in.) WEIGHT
LBS.
58033 33/13.50R18 E BW 3525 33.2 13.8 10.8 22 8.0-12.0 76.9
© 2003 Pro Competition Tire Company | Proudly Crafted in the United States of America

[Sportin' Wood]

bfg all terrains... awsome tires...last a hell of a long time Yes they are. Its my first choice but I'm told by three different tire stores they don't make my size????
We're sorry. There are no BFGoodrich® original equipment tire matches for your vehicle. But we did find Michelin® tire sizes that fit your vehicle's original equipment tire size and wheels.
Please check with a local dealer before making your purchase.

[BajaMike]

Yes they are. Its my first choice but I'm told by three different tire stores they don't make my size????
Check with Cosco. I wouldn't have anything but BFG or Michelin on any truck of mine. :idea:

[Brian]

BFG is launching two new 18" sizes for the AT KO line, 305/65/18 and 325/65/18. The 305 might be just what you're looking for. Discount Tire already has them on their websight, but according to BFG (email I sent them last week), they won't be out until September.
:cool:

[plaster dave]

call Adam at chatsworth tire @ 818-341-8631 tell him you are friends with Dave Petty and see what he can do.

[rivergoer]

man and i thought i was the ony one who had the awsome expierience with the bfg ko line of tires....

[My Man's Sportin' Wood]

Costco would be convenient :D You could pick up some Monster while you're there. :crossx: :crossx: :crossx:

[buzzaro]

Yes they are. Its my first choice but I'm told by three different tire stores they don't make my size????
We're sorry. There are no BFGoodrich® original equipment tire matches for your vehicle. But we did find Michelin® tire sizes that fit your vehicle's original equipment tire size and wheels.
Please check with a local dealer before making your purchase.
I have the same problem, they dont make them in the 18" rim with the E load rating you need for the 1 ton. I believe that Toyo has some M/T's that fit now and are around the same size as the conti's.

[Mardonzi]

If you want to go cheap,, I would suggest hitting up Ebay for take offs...
I know when I upgraded my F350 to 37" BFG's, I put mine on there and there were quite a few of them listed for pretty cheap.

[Sportin' Wood]

If you want to go cheap,, I would suggest hitting up Ebay for take offs...
I know when I upgraded my F350 to 37" BFG's, I put mine on there and there were quite a few of them listed for pretty cheap.
Not looking for cheap, thats what I have now. That tire is a pos. I don't want a blow out 1/2 way to the river or down near San Felipe, pulling a trailer.
Here's what I found for anyone facing the same problem.
Most every dealer says the same thing. Continental or nothing.
Acording to manufactures web sites.
Toyo. AT 275-65-R18
Pro Comp Xtream AT 33X13.50 R 18
BFG 285- 65R 18 load rating D
Every tire dealer tells me I'm crazy that none of those tires are on the market.
Looks like I might end up stuck with POS tires.

[Sportin' Wood]

call Adam at chatsworth tire @ 818-341-8631 tell him you are friends with Dave Petty and see what he can do.
Thanks for the offer Dave, hoping for local. If I can't figure it out down here I'll give your guy a call.

[BajaMike]

Not looking for cheap, thats what I have now. That tire is a pos. I don't want a blow out 1/2 way to the river or down near San Felipe, pulling a trailer.
Here's what I found for anyone facing the same problem.
Most every dealer says the same thing. Continental or nothing.
Acording to manufactures web sites.
Toyo. AT 275-65-R18
Pro Comp Xtream AT 33X13.50 R 18
BFG 285- 65R 18 load rating D
Every tire dealer tells me I'm crazy that none of those tires are on the market.
Looks like I might end up stuck with POS tires.
If BFG makes them, Costco will special order them for you....:idea:

[My Man's Sportin' Wood]

Costco has a 275/65R 18"

[Sportin' Wood]

Costco has a 275/65R 18"
wrong load rating, Nice try, keep looking :rollside: