1994 GMC Sierra Sle w/tow pkg tire sizes

[pk64f100]

I would like to put on the largest width and height tire on my stock ‘94 Sierra it has 265/75 R16’s on it now with stock 6-lug rims. I like to drive on the beach for fishing other than that not much off road use. I would prefer a quiet tire but some noise it ok I do drive in snow in winter thanks any suggestions or experience would hel

 

[boy&hisdogs]

When my truck was stock I was able to fit 305/70/16 but you have to be careful about wheel choice because the more the wheels stick out the more it's going to rub.

I've had Duratracs, Patagonia MTs and Toyo RTs on the truck. The Duratracs were the best overall, especially for the noise level. The Patagonias worked well offroad and were cheap but were loud on road and didn't wear very well. The Toyos make all the noise of an MT without the traction.

 

[Supercharged111]

285/75/16 will fit too. Sometimes you run into issues with rubbing, some don't. A crank generally helps as well, just don't go nuts.

 

[Erin]

Kelly Edge MT is semi aggressive with no noise.

 

[Schurkey]

I would like to put on the largest width and height tire on my stock ‘94 Sierra... ...I do drive in snow in winter

Wide tires on snow are not good. You may want dedicated winter tires.

 

[boy&hisdogs]

285/75/16 will fit too. Sometimes you run into issues with rubbing, some don't. A crank generally helps as well, just don't go nuts.

If I was going to do it again I'd go back to 285 instead of 305.

 

[m1970]

When my truck was stock I was able to fit 305/70/16 but you have to be careful about wheel choice because the more the wheels stick out the more it's going to rub.

I've had Duratracs, Patagonia MTs and Toyo RTs on the truck. The Duratracs were the best overall, especially for the noise level. The Patagonias worked well offroad and were cheap but were loud on road and didn't wear very well. The Toyos make all the noise of an MT without the traction.

Duratracks are the way to go! I've had a couple sets and the have performed great and lasted very well.

 

[boy&hisdogs]

Duratracks are the way to go! I've had a couple sets and the have performed great and lasted very well.

Yep, I would have gotten them again if they made them in a 37x12.50r17 but I went Yokohama G003 (Toyo MT clone) this time and those have been good on-road so far, but I barely have any miles on them since the truck hasn't run in a while. They are definatley MT's but they are some of the quietest MT's I've ever heard.

 

[95burban]

Duratracs are great tires. I’ve ran them on work trucks but a co worker runs them on a 67 bronco and DRIVES it to south texas in the summer and runs the beaches then up to Colorado and runs trails with it, including black bear and several other well know trails. He says they are the best tire around.