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Old 07-17-2009, 04:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Would it be awkward to put a mud terrain tire on a 2wd truck?

I like the look of MTs but I don’t have a 4x4. I don’t really off road so I went with a 2wd. But I like the look of a MT. Would it look weird to have MT tires on a 2WD truck? I just need some opinions please.. Also are there 2wd owners in the forum who are running MTs on their trucks? Thanks.
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i think it looks fine....just dont put MTs on the back an a street tire on the front...that looks stupid IMO
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i think it looks fine....just dont put MTs on the back an a street tire on the front...that looks stupid IMO
OH.. No.. I will put tires that are the same kind everywhere..
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i did this to show my roll pan. but you get the idea. 35x12.50r17's on h2 wheels. and YES the tires match now.

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i did this to show my roll pan. but you get the idea. 35x12.50r17's on h2 wheels. and YES the tires match now.

so you have MT in the back and what do you have in the front?
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MT's on a 2WD would look fine, just as long as your not puttin a 5" Lift With 37's or anything
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so you have MT in the back and what do you have in the front?
i took this picture while i was in the process of painting the front rims. so i got the same thing up front. i really want a set of 285/70/17 terra grapplers though.
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i think it looks fine....just dont put MTs on the back an a street tire on the front...that looks stupid IMO
May look stupid to you. However works great. I used to run M&S tires on the back of an old Ford Ranchero. That thing would go everywhere. The street tire in front has the floatation for steering and the M&S in the rear puts the power to the ground in the dirt. Ever notice the tires on a sandrail?
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I had 35x12.50x18xtreme terrains on my 2wd chevy it did really well offroad for a 2wd, pulled 6500# trailer thru the sand. Looked dam good in my opinion.
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MT's on a 2WD would look fine, just as long as your not puttin a 5" Lift With 37's or anything
Heck I've seen plenty of trucks with 12''+ lifts 42''+ tires that are now 2wd because the owner disconnected the front drive shaft so he could lift it that high.

2wd trucks with Mts look good. My cousin has a black f-150 with a 6'' on 37'' and it looks good. Has a detroit locker in the rear and can go everywhere he needs offroad.
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