Chevy & GMC Vans

I am wanting to go to an LT rated Tire on my Safari. I have stock rims and no lift, nor do I plan to because I am a DD 2wd, no need for a lift.

I am having a hard time locating "LT" tires on tire rack etc.

I wanted 225 / 70 or 75

What are you guys using for LT brand tires?

i don't know of any lt tires in a 225 75or70r15. you might have to go with a 215 75r15 or a 235 75r15.

Kumho Performance G/T 225/70 R15
Just had them put on this past week at Discount Tire. Ride nice.


oops, just reread...you are looking for LTs, oh well....

i have my BF Goodrich all-terrain TA's in stock size aggressive tread pattern, a little hard though. This is going to be my third winter with them on only rotated once and they still have plenty of tread

Can I fit 235/70's without any sort of lift? I know 225s will fit, but I am uneasy about 235's rubbing.

I put 235-75's on a 97 conversion van with no problems. I just put BFG Radial T/A's on my van. I like them a lot.

I have BFG Radial T/A 235/70R15 tires on Grumpy right now. I do get some rubbing on the bumper cover near full lock, not enough to do any damage or cause me not to recommend them.

I'm running goodyear viva 2 215/75/15 on my astro right now. I have some old prime 200's on my caprice that i wouldn't mind putting on there i just don't know if the tires will like the weight and since i am at factory height right now will it look dumb or ok? They are 255/50/16 in the back and 225/55/16 in front. I know it will mess with my speedo some but not that much i dont think

Tiger Paws,,P235/70R15's on the front and P275/60R15 on the rear.

Read my signature - I have my LT tires listed - Hankook is the parent company to the Aurora Radials that I have - I have had great luck and been impressed with Hankook tires to date, I have them on my old 65 CJ6 - and had them on my old work truck, and most of the guys I knew that worked in construction had them on their work trucks.

I bought 5 Nokian WR G2 SUV tires this past January. Size is 215/70 16. 2005 Astro 2wd. We had snow in March, and nothing stopped the van. Love the tire, will never go back to Michelin Ltx Ms. About $180.00 a tire. First Post for a long time LURKER. Thanks

I am running a set of Michelin LTX 225/70 R15LT on my 99 2WD and they work great and handle my travel trailer well. I also have Airbags on the rear end and still have clearance. I also had a set of these on my 91 same size worked well. They are also rated for Mud and Snow and went well in the winter.

afsigma21 wrote:Can I fit 235/70's without any sort of lift? I know 225s will fit, but I am uneasy about 235's rubbing.

afsigma21, This is a pretty good link for comparing tire size verses stock. Hope it helps, Jim
http://www.wheelsmaster.com/rt_specs.jsp

astroturf wrote:

afsigma21 wrote:
Can I fit 235/70's without any sort of lift? I know 225s will fit, but I am uneasy about 235's rubbing.

afsigma21, This is a pretty good link for comparing tire size verses stock. Hope it helps, Jim
http://www.wheelsmaster.com/rt_specs.jsp

Thanks for sharing this link, very useful!
Anyway, for my tires I'm using the bridgestone or michelin. It conquers all those thick snow and deep mud.