I am getting new tires tomorrow, I have to get them two at a time due to financial constraints, but I have an issue. My tire guy tells me that he gives me the largest tire that will fit on a stock ranger. However there is TONS of clearance in the rear and I feel like room to grow in the front. Now I always thought the rims on my truck were 15 inches, they are stock rims, perhaps I am wrong cause when I looked it up online it says it's 14 inches.

All I want is something all terrain and meaty looking that will fit on the stock suspension. I looked at that size chart and it says consult for these years, so I am consulting. Please help me before tomorrow or I will be stuck with stock tires.

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1995 XLT 2.3L 5-speed, bone stock (for now, this will be different, very soon).

It doesn't even have to be an all terrain at this point. I called around and I guess the "standard" tire is a "tire of the past" So I am just looking for something that will function and look good that I can do some light offroading with that will fit on my stock truck.

Off topic, just found out my C.Converter is severely cracked. AWESOME! haha.

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I love anything fast enough to do something stupid with.

1995 XLT 2.3L 5-speed, bone stock (for now, this will be different, very soon).

good year wrangler duratracs are good, agressive looking tires...have them on my truck

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You said affordable. Go with general grabber at 2's. They look pretty aggressive and they have a good price. Also I believe they're rated for 60,000 miles.

So apparently they dont make many tires for a 14 inch rim. I had to go with two 215s which are smaller than the other two tires. AWESOME. My plan now is when I get the other two new tires I am moving the 215s up front, and going to put on bigger tires in the back. That way it doesn't look terribly dorky. A tire that small really just looks bad on a truck.

I am looking at getting new rims. There were a set of rims on the 2007 and newer Rangers, they kind of almost look like huge honeycombs, they are 16 inch rims. I am curious and just want to make sure that I could fit a 16 inch rim and tire on a 95 stock ranger.

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I love anything fast enough to do something stupid with.

1995 XLT 2.3L 5-speed, bone stock (for now, this will be different, very soon).