"Skinny" tires on a Full-Size?

[Smileyshaun]

Not skinny per say but skinny for a 35 , taking a chance with a brand I have no experience with other than moto tires . We will see soon .

 

[Jacobm]

Not skinny per say but skinny for a 35 , taking a chance with a brand I have no experience with other than moto tires . We will see soon .

Definitely report back, I'm interested in these tires as well as a potential future upgrade path.

 

[Grassland]

That's skinny for a 35

 

[Smileyshaun]

Tires showed up but due to being rather close to wildfire evac area I haven’t had time to put them on .
so far super impressed the sidewalls are nice and thick with some extra “tread” on the sides and the tread pattern is nicer than the pictures made it seem . Hopefully get them mounted up sometime next week.

 

[Grassland]

Pics when they are on. I'd consider a 35 all terrain if I could get one 10.5 wide.

 

[Mr. Merk]

Aired down the tires to 20psi and did Yankee Hill at St. Mary's Glacier last week. Truck did awesome. You never get a pic from the most intense section but that's how it goes. Little bit of flex for ya

 

[Smileyshaun]

Got them mounted , no rubbing with 2” of lift . Surprisingly quite so far . Haven’t had a chance to get out and try them yet .

 

[Grassland]

Heck yes. Looks mean

 

[billiebob]

Is an F150 considered a full size in this discussion or do we mean 3/4-1 tons?

Definitely !! Full size is the 150/250/350 Series. 1500/2500/3500.
What clouds the issue are the 450/550 and up truck sizes which are super sized rigs.
They fall someplace in no mans land, not quite a 600 or 6500, but definitely no longer a pickup.. altho they are just as easy to drive and luxurious as a pickup, but nothing like the older medium trucks which were all pure commercial work trucks.

This is somewhat beyond full size....

 

[Antwon412]

I have 285/75r18. Skinny-ish. Only like 11.2” wide if I remember correctly as opposed to the more common 12.5” wide.