Wheels stick out to far for PA.

[alpinecrick]

Nest time the officer stops you have him measure from the BOTTOM of the front tires--as far out as those front tires are leaning I bet the bottoms are 2-3" closer to the flares/body...........

 

[Dropped88]

Id get different wheels with a better offset but fix front end parts first

 

[1ton-o-fun]

Id get different wheels with a better offset but fix front end parts first

Agreed. The wheels are the #1 issue for the 7 foot wide stance.
#1a Different wheels
#1b Fix the front suspension
#2 Replace the front tires
#3 Cherish your dad's ol' truck

 

[alpinecrick]

Agreed. The wheels are the #1 issue for the 7 foot wide stance.
#1a Different wheels
#1b Fix the front suspension
#2 Replace the front tires
#3 Cherish your dad's ol' truck

This^^^

 

[evilunclegrimace]

Nest time the officer stops you have him measure from the BOTTOM of the front tires--as far out as those front tires are leaning I bet the bottoms are 2-3" closer to the flares/body...........

You don't get to tell a state trooper how to measure tire protrusion on the side of the road unless you want him to start looking for more violations.

 

[evilunclegrimace]

The front ones are chopped and done front end needs attention for sure . . I found out that I'm allowed 3" beyond the original fender in PA. . I was only given a warning but it's a $100 per tire fine and that doubles per fraction

PA code states that there is a maximum fender flare width of 3 inches, and a maximum vehicle width of 96 inches.

 

[DerekTheGreat]

You don't get to tell a state trooper how to measure tire protrusion on the side of the road unless you want him to start looking for more violations.

This. I don't know what has happened with people the past thirty years or so but the road side isn't a courthouse. Even if the officer is wrong, the sensible, smart thing to do is contest it in court. Just because you're given a ticket doesn't mean you'll end up paying it.

 

[618 Syndicate]

This sounds to me like he was looking for a reason to pull you over, most every vehicle (even brand new ones) has something on it that is technically outside the law, and that's enough to get you stopped As others have said, there are some things that need to be addressed on the truck, so handle that. Research the vehicle code so you know what you're allowed to do and what you're not. Then, when you get pulled over again, be polite and make sure everything is up to scratch in terms of paperwork etc. so that it cannot be impounded. Take the ticket and as suggested fight it in court. No reason to be a d!ck to him, but also no reason to accept what he says as gospel.
Also, you now know this cop has professional interest in your truck, act accordingly.

 

[89-Z71]

I believe you are allowed up to a 3" flare and no tire past that here in PA. It looks like you'll need a different offset to be legal.

 

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Without changeing your offset go with bigger flares the kind for a garden like brat said but it will look awful I like the way it looks now