Ok guys I got a 2001 f250 with 17" tires on it that someone put on there before I bought it.Thing is the inside of the tires rub the frame on the front when I turn to sharp what or how could I fix this? I was thinking about a front suspension lift but I dunno jack when it comes to this kinda stuff

Narrower tires.

Ok So If I have 265/70/17 which one is the width

265 is the width, your tire is 265 millimeters (10.4 inches) wide from the outer sidewall to the inner sidewall.

Your sidewall is 70% of the width, so your sidewall is 185.5 millimeters (7.3 inches) high.

The 17 is the diameter of the wheel.

I have 265/75-15 tires on my Toyota truck, if I turn it really really sharp it'll rub. But I just make sure I don't turn it really really sharp.

You can lift the truck...but for how much $?

pull the 17's and run 16's...reset your speedo....you should get better fule milage also

Thanks tall grass I'm actually thinking goin with bigger rims Poorboy
the rubbing doesn't really bother me as I can keep from turning to sharp just wondered what the deal was

Are they aftermarket wheels? Could be the offset on the wheels.

WHY Would u wanna go bigger if its already rubbing??? plus u`ll have to get ur speedo redone and change whatever gas mileage u get... .....Bill

Its FORD TOUGH, just beat the frame in where they touch..

you can you use a wheel spacer if the offset is wrong

Stock tire size is 16" for that truck Brad. You may fix the problem with a lift but the lift may cost more than a set of the correct size tires and wheels. Another question is how would the lift affect towing your boat?

Haha
I wanna go bigger so it'll look cool of course pimpin ain't easy ya know.
Think I'm just Gunna keep what I got and lift the front a couple inches if anything

my 2000 has 285/75/16

Thats weird that they are rubing on your F250. My F150 2wd has 275/70/17's on it and they dont rub. My tires are 1/2 in taller than yours too. The newer trucks must have taller finder wells.

They rub the frame on the inside of the tire it's Gota be the rims