95 f250 4x4 how big of tires can I install w/o a lift

Are you putting them on stock rims (ie, standard offset)? Is it a Diesel? My 95 F-250 4x4 Stroker would not have been able to fit either the 305 or 315s... My guess is that 1000 lb cast iron block took its toll on the front leafs...

33's. 35's if you push the bumper out 1/2"

I pulled out my MAST fitment guide and for your year it doesn't show anything but the 285/16.

thanks for the replies it is a powerstroke and I wondered about putting a level kit on it which is just an add a leaf the wheels are aftermarket but offset appears to be close to stock thanks for the help any pictures of your trucks out there?

Easy way to tell is to measure everything.

Size of the wheelwell, depth, depth to shocks, depth to spring,etc

Also be sure that your rims and tire choise wont turn into the springs at full turn.

ss12 said:

33's. 35's if you push the bumper out 1/2"

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That would be for a F150. 250 would have room for a little bigger.

rocketsled59 said:

thanks for the replies it is a powerstroke and I wondered about putting a level kit on it which is just an add a leaf the wheels are aftermarket but offset appears to be close to stock thanks for the help any pictures of your trucks out there?

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I remember hearing that the PS powerd trucks have a little less room. Maybe its the heavy engine lowering the front a little. A leveling kit will help a little for sure, and also make the truck look a little more level also. As SS said also... normaly the first thing to hit is that bumper. You can space it out a little, or some people cut the lower edge a little. That helps a lot with freeing up room. Is that one still a TTB front suspention? Or is it the heaver duty one with the solid axle?

not sure need to look