Do 265/70r17 fit with stock suspension?

[Usernamewill Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Usernamewill]

Howdy partners,

My car had a booking for OME 2" lift and a set of ko2 in 265 70r17 for next Friday but ARB were having trouble sourcing the springs and had to push it back. I would like the tyres for the weekend following the original booking, any chance they'll fit?

Cheers, Will

[mjrandom Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close mjrandom]

Yes. Covered many many times in this section. Have a look.

[Usernamewill Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Usernamewill]

Oh, maybe you'll be able to help me then. You see when I go from the home page into 150 discussions - > Tyres/wheels it says threads 1 to 9, of 9. I thought that was a bit light-on, and now it seems that is the case. Is there any way to unlock the full list of threads?

Will.

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Sort of. It is in settings. Let me see if I can find it. amts will probably beat me to it though.

Settings, (top right of page)

My account, general settings, (panel mid way on the left hand side)

Thread display options, Default Thread Age Cut Off (third section)

Set to show all threads.

[Usernamewill Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Usernamewill]

Oh you beauty! Found it, now there's 25 pages in wheels and tyres alone. Thanks for your help! Sorry for the new thread!

Will.

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No worries. Not sure why the default is so limited. Sorry to come across as a fascist in my post.

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What did I miss?

Another tip: use Google to search the site as it is more effective. Example
265/70R17 stock suspension site:Pradopoint.com

[mjrandom Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close mjrandom]

You missed the opportunity to post how to change the settings while I was floundering trying to work it out!

[Usernamewill Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Usernamewill]

What did I miss?

Another tip: use Google to search the site as it is more effective. Example
265/70R17 stock suspension site:Pradopoint.com

Thanks amts,

I have used the google in the past and it has worked well, although as I thought I could see 'all' the available threads in wheels/tyres I didn't think to!

Also too right mj, I definitely should have posted the method as you did, but it was like Christmas with all the new content haha.
No sweat on your first post either!