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  1. 04-07-2008, 06:32 PM #1
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    Default Max tire size on '03 Burb

    Hey guys.

    I know this queastion has been posted a zillion times, but I don't seem to find a definitive answer. Please bare with me if I refrase the quiestion.

    I'm changing wheels on my rig, which is a '03 Suburban Z71 4WD. Stock wheels are 265/70/R16. Overall diameter is 30,86" (784 mm)

    New wheels will be 16x8 American Eagle Alloys Series 186 with a -11mm offset.

    I'd like to put Cooper Discoverer STT on those and preferrably 265/75/R16. Overall diam 32" (813 mm)

    I do not want to raise the car, but nor do I want any wheel well rubbing.

    You think this will be ok?

    I'm in a bit of a hurry, so your quick answer would be deeply appreciated!
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    265/75/16's will deff fit.

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    I agree you shouldn't have any problems with that size. Great tire choice by the way.
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    Thank's everyone.
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