The 10R22.5 is a BIG tire, as you can see in the pictures of my '57 2 ton LCF. I wanted as big a diameter as possible on the drives to help keep the rpm down on the road. The 235/80/22.5 will just touch the drag link on a right turn if the steering is up against the stop. I'll measure them and edit this post, you can also Google a tire chart to find the dimensions of various tire sizes. Edited= With my truck parked on concrete and roughly 1000 lbs. in the bed, rear tires (10R22.5) are 39" tall, fronts(235/80/22.5) are 36"
Last edited by 78buckshot; 09/30/2024 7:22 PM.
