Do you have to remove the tire to install. Also the truck is a 95 with 15" tires, has anyone installed on those?
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Not to install but if you still have original cover you will have to take the tire off to get it off. Can't answer on the 15" part sorry.
640661
Yes, everything needed for the installation is included. This is an awesome add on and really makes a big difference in handling. It works with lowered trucks as well.
2144161
No, the spare tire assembly sits under the storage bin. You do have to remove the flat tire inflation kit, then install the spare.
2010110
It did on my hand truck and I''m so glad to get rid of those air up tires that are always flat when you need it. They work great for me and we load the hand truck pretty heavy at times and use it often in the winter time hauling wood.
583723
Yes, you will most definitely need an alignment after this install. The angle of the front tires is thrown off significantly and if an alignment is not performed it could definitely cause future issues.
1595116
Gotta check the sidewall on your current tire. If the truck has 17" rims most likely it'll fit.
1153342
Works great...with my set up.not sure what size tire your wanting to run...I would recommend a offset wheel rather than factory rims..factory wheels are 7 1/2" offset I bought 8 1/2" offset wheels for clearance on inside frame and better ride..I'm running 265/70/17 nittos I got almost 4" higher with lift and tires looks and handles awesome...
853635
I just installed this on my 2011 GMC Sierra 4x4 extra cab 1500. The kit comes with 1/2" spacers to allow the links to clear the spare tire. I didn't even remove the spare during the install. However I have a car hoist in my shop. Took about an hour to install. Follow the instructions to a T and you shouldn't have any problems.
607970
No, you don't need to.You just loosen it up and lay it to the side so you can drive your machine over.Then, just put it around the tire and tighten.They are excellent, well worth the money.
278325
Yes, this would be the correct fit for your vehicle assuming you have 15" tires on currently. This is a stock photo which happens to be 5-lug, but your wheel would actually have 8 lug holes as it has a 4-100 and 4-4.5 bolt patterns. Thanks!RyanTires By Web
368702
tire ready to install.suggest you take it to professional tire mounters,as it is difficult to install,due to small rim.
561907
I've had no problems with tires. Easy to install. They sat outside in my shed all winter in below freezing temps and still had almost all air pressure.
1525615
Have a complete front end alignment performed after installation and there will be no issues with alignment and tire wear. I would not recommend installation without an alignment immediately after.
1557555
Yes. I also have the step bars and the flaps installed very easily. On the front just turn the tire to have open access to the wheel well to install.
955308
Nick, I have it on my 225/65R17, if that helps. Needed to heat the cover to increase flexibility, then use silicone spray on tire to aid installation. Once on and settled, the cover can be removed and replaced (to check tire pressure, etc.) with very little trouble. I like this cover better than the clunky plastic one.
517563
a disc tire should fit. I would be more worried about the rack anchoring system. Does it work in your truck.
517224
I am no tire expert but you say you have 15" rims, the size of this tire is "255/70R16 109S" where the 16 means that it is for wheels with a 16" diameter so I would think that you would not want to try these on 15 inch rims. TireRack.com has a good explanation of tire sizing. Hope this helps.