tire fitment

[MUD KING]

By the time you buy 1 tons, put gears in them, and then buy chromoly shafts and good joints for them, you will probably have upwards of 3500 and thats if ya do the work on your own. I think you could get a set of gone through 2.5's for around the same price  that are ready to run with better gearing for the same and all the work is done by professionals.

[MudSlutt]

Might want to think about giving LUKE from RED BARN CUSTOMS a call. He ships alot of remaned 2.5 axles all over the world, where they are hard to find. Guarantee you will be happier with a 2.5 axle and with it being a top loader, you will have alot less problems with driveshaft angles. Plus they already have a 6.72 gear in them. Just google RED BARN CUSTOMS, great guy and he will do everything he can to hook ya up, he is my parts guy that i rely on alot.

will do, thanks for all the info and help

[MudSlutt]

what vehicle?

its a '90 toyota pickup ext. cab

[MudSlutt]

$1700 for a set. not bad at all, just going to call him tomorrow and see what it takes to ship them.

[Boggerram87]

He Can Also Cut Centers To Fit Your Rims Too

[MudSlutt]

has anybody ever ran these or know of somebody who has? never saw them ran on anything.
http://www.petestirestore.com/Tractor-Tires-Farm-Tires/Rear-Tractor-Tires-Rear-Farm-Tires/BKT-TR-171-R-1-Deep-Tread-Farm-Tractor-Tire-13-6-26-p2188.html