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    Can I run a 255/65R18 on my XLT?

    Thanks guys for all the info. I wasn't worried about going wider, I just happen to have a set of 255/65R18's that were like new and no use for them so I figured I would see if I could run them on my Explorer. However you guys just confirmed what I figured to begin with and that is not to run them.
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    Can I run a 255/65R18 on my XLT?

    My wheels are 8" wide so fitting the 255 won't be an issue as far as width goes
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    Can I run a 255/65R18 on my XLT?

    The difference between a 255/50R20 and a 255/65R18 is 1" in overall tire height. Not sure if that is enough to make a difference?
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    Can I run a 255/65R18 on my XLT?

    I was wondering if anyone has run a 255/65R18 on the 5th Gen explorer? The stock tire size is 245/60R18 and is 29.6"diameter and the 255/65R18 is 31.1" in diameter. I know it will clear with no rubbing but I want to make sure it won't trigger any codes or effect the traction control, ABS, or 4wd?
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    New Here

    How do you post pics, I can't seem to figure that out?
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    New Here

    Got the gauges and installed except the sending unit for the oil pressure.
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    New Here

    Hello everyone, new here and figured I would introduce myself. I am from Newfoundland Canada and drive a 2010 Adrenalin, I love this truck. It has all the bells whisle`s like Voice nav, GPS and so on. I do how ever have one dilema I am currently dealing with and that is gauges or should I say...
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