Alaska - Broncos or 90s ford trucks in Fairbanks? Winter tires or all season?

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LeBronc

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just got up here from wisconsin. would like to keep my rare 265/75r15 size so as to not throw off my speedometer, however the popular winter tire blizzaks doesn’t run that size, I’d have to drop 2 inches to 235/. Mechanic said to give the all seasons I got on there a try first since I have 4x4.
Any thoughts? I see more broncos here than I have on my whole trip here. Montana was close in number on the road, maybe more yard ornaments though
 

ragtop69

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My '95 was delivered from the factory with 265/75r15's per the door sticker but it had 31x10.50x15's on it when I bought it. They're virtually the same size. No speedo mods required. BTW, I bought my '83 new and it came from Ford with 31x10.50x15's. Take a look at the BFG's. They're pretty good 4 wheeling tires and do well in the snow.
 

Auminer

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My '95 was delivered from the factory with 265/75r15's per the door sticker but it had 31x10.50x15's on it when I bought it. They're virtually the same size. No speedo mods required. BTW, I bought my '83 new and it came from Ford with 31x10.50x15's. Take a look at the BFG's. They're pretty good 4 wheeling tires and do well in the snow.
31x10.50x15's, Yup same here
 

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