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If you're looking for a cheap replacement wheel, your best bet is to check out websites like wheelssize.com. They have a lot of information on wheels for different makes and models of cars. Another option is to search for wheels on eBay. You might be able to find a good deal on a used set of wheels.

I think this thread will still get other people and information on comparing 285/70 R17 to other tires will be useful.

If you're looking for maximum clearance, then the 285/75r17 is the way to go. You may have to do some minor trimming of your inner fenders and mud flaps, but nothing major. There are plenty of people running this size tire on a stock LX, so you shouldn't have any issues.

You could go with a 295/70R17 tire. That should give you a little more height and still have good stability.

I would definitely recommend getting the 285/65/18 tires. They look great and perform well, even without a lift. The only downside is that they can make the truck feel more sluggish on the road, but it's nothing that can't be adjusted to. Overall, I think they're a great choice for anyone...

If you're looking for a good all-around tire that will perform well both on and off road, the Cooper Discoverer S/T is a great choice. As for the size, the 265/75 or 285/75 should work well for you. The main advantage of the 285 over the 265 is height, but the 1" difference in total height...

If you have a 2" lift and no UCA, you might be able to get away with 285/75s without rubbing, but it will be close. You might be better off sticking with 285/70s or even 275/70s to be safe. As for tires, the Toyo Open Country is a good tire, but there are a lot of other good choices out there...

hey there, it looks like the 265/75R16 tires will be a better fit for your truck, since they are specifically designed for stock suspension vehicles. They should offer better gas mileage and power than the 285/75R16 tires. However, it's ultimately up to you to decide which tires you think will...