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I run 31X10.5 R15 BFG A/T's on my 95XLT with no problems. There is a picture of a 94 with 30X9.5 BFG A/T's on this website
http://www.4x4central.com/ayers.html
This is from the FAQ on this site:
Tire Options for the '91 -'94 Explorers
The largest tires that will fit on the these Explorers without rubbing are 30x9.50's Some people have been able to fit 31x10.50's, but this really depends on manufacturing tolerences. Anything larger will require asuspension or body lift. There are many quality lift kits available for this generation of Explorers.
The thing to do is go to a shop and try them on, that way your know for sure. I find that the BFG A/T's are very good and I am very happy with them. The only other tire I have had was the GoodYear Wrangler A/t which are good, but I like the BFG's better. I Have heard that the Dunlops, and Yokohama's are also very good.
Just my $.02
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Happy Wheelin'
Ray L.
95 XLT 4X4
I run 31X10.5 R15 BFG A/T's on my 95XLT with no problems. There is a picture of a 94 with 30X9.5 BFG A/T's on this website
http://www.4x4central.com/ayers.html
This is from the FAQ on this site:
Tire Options for the '91 -'94 Explorers
The largest tires that will fit on the these Explorers without rubbing are 30x9.50's Some people have been able to fit 31x10.50's, but this really depends on manufacturing tolerences. Anything larger will require asuspension or body lift. There are many quality lift kits available for this generation of Explorers.
The thing to do is go to a shop and try them on, that way your know for sure. I find that the BFG A/T's are very good and I am very happy with them. The only other tire I have had was the GoodYear Wrangler A/t which are good, but I like the BFG's better. I Have heard that the Dunlops, and Yokohama's are also very good.
Just my $.02
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Happy Wheelin'
Ray L.
95 XLT 4X4