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Originally Posted by tirebob
Tire comparison sites are a source of data but are maybe not your best source of advice. Advising against going outside 3% variance is the correct standard advice if you want everything to remain as it is in comparison to stock, but that doesn't mean you can't 100% acceptably play outside that range as long as your are doing it for a specific reason, and the change is helping you make that reason work better, for example increased ground clearance, increasing load capacity, cosmetic appeal, etc...
It comes down to assessing what you are using your vehicle for, your personal preferences, and what you are will to give up a little to improve the areas most important to you. For that you need to ask the right questions and get the right answers.
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Spot on. Advice from someone like Bob or others on here who have used many different tires and aren't fan boys that think the one I have is the best, is a far better place to get info than the generic sites. These sites are lawyer proofed and don't represent a balanced perspective.