general grabbers wont fit!!

[si tate]

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/anthon...eat=directlink

You appear to have more than enough room there mate, weird

[anthony whatford]

Aye, post them anyway, the turd gen guys may spot something.

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/anthon...eat=directlink

[goodcat]

upload your pic to a hosting site. i use Photobucket.com or uk? then hold the mouse arrow (cursor) over the pic and lower it down to its over the IMG code. left click on it till it highlights it all in blue then right click and COPY. then JUST paste it in here where you type.

[anthony whatford]

no all standard

[anthony whatford]

Different alloys to standard (different offset ?) or wheel spacers fitted ?

Rob.

no all standard

[anthony whatford]

Aye, post them anyway, the turd gen guys may spot something.

[wishbone]

Different alloys to standard (different offset ?) or wheel spacers fitted ?

Rob.

[Bogus]

I know this is not helpful but I have General Grabber AT2s 265/75/16 on mine with no rubbing of bumpers. Theyre close, but as I say no rubbing, and they were fine when fitted new a few thousand miles back.

Bogus

[si tate]

the tread depth may be the issue

The tread would have to be 40mm+ thick to touch anywhere.

[charvell]

the tread depth may be the issue

[Albannach]

Maybe he's measuring your truck by mistake?

[si tate]

its 420 - 430mm

Same as mine.

[Albannach]

old tyres are back on so prob wouldnt be much good would it?

Aye, post them anyway, the turd gen guys may spot something.

[Albannach]

my standard tyres were rubbing on the inside edge of the bumper, the springs were shot, sounds like the garage dont have a clue. I changed mine and gave it a 2" inch lift, no more probs

His ride hight is ok though.

[charvell]

its 420 - 430mm

you have to consider uneven road surface if the shocks and springs are fubar then the smallest bump will cause it catch the tyre