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2017+ 6.7 Aluminum Super Duty
dually max tire size without leveling kit
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[QUOTE="BuiltPowerStrokeTough, post: 1487659, member: 14650"] You should be able to fit a 35" tall tire no problem. Lots of others have put 35x12.50s stock height on these 17s with no issues at all. The issue may be in the rear duals if you went with a wide tire such as a 12.50" width. May require a spacer between the duals if thats the width you wanted to run. [/QUOTE]
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