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    Question 265/75/16 on 1999 Suburban 2500

    I have been putting this off for as long as I can, but it is now time to purchase a set of new tires for the suburban that I purchased off of e-bay this spring. I want to put a set of Bridgestone Duelers Revo on and increase the size from the 245/75/16 to a 265/75/16. I have purchased the Diesel Page book and have read the article on changing the computer for the new tire size and have searched the site but I still have one question. Will the front tire clear? Is there any one out there that has done this?
    1999 Suburban 2500 6.5TD Chicago, IL

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    I have 285's on my dually and they clear fine (No bigger though)

    Good luck

    Robyn
    (1) 1995 Suburban 2500 4x4
    (1) 1997 Astro
    (1) 2005 Suburban (Papa Smurf)
    THIS IS BOW TIE COUNTRY

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    I've been running that size tire for about 4 years now on my 99 Suburban. No problems. I do get a touch of rub when backing out of the driveway, the steering turned about 1/2 way and the truck bounces in the gutter. just a report of luggs touching the fender liner. Otherwise very nice.

    Using GPS measurement, the speedo is now only 1 mph off. Wonder what it was with the original factory tires?

    HammerWerf
    1999 k2500 Suburban Pyro, Tranny Temp, Boost, K&N Air Filter, +3.5 qt tranny pan. 190000 miles
    1984 C20 249k miles DSG gear, SM-465, 3.73
    1983 C30 CC dualie. 308K miles on Chassis, TH400, 4-45 A/C Looking for a TurboCharger

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    I run them on my Burb with no issues and no modifications. You should be just fine.
    94 2500 4x4 Suburban (Stock).......but not for long.=)

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