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What size are your tires? They look to be 225x75/15's. If that is the case then I would recommened some 31's then a lift.

 

If you plan on going to a tire bigger than 31's then you should get the lift and tires and install them at the same time... IMO

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Tires usually run about $100-$150 each for 31's. New cheap steel wheels go for about $40-60 each. Depends on what you get and who you get them from, I suppose. My brother knows a tire wholesaler who buys 'em from dealerships and tire shops for about $7.50 per tire as a batch and then sells them for $15 each and makes a tidy profit. Most are real decent tires, too. They're mostly street treads as well, but you never know what you may find!

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