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Old Jun 18, 2014 | 06:43 PM
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Calling the "All Mighty OPT", HELP. Have the 2012 Polaris Ranger 800, trying to get a straight answer out of a tire manufacturer on fitment on the Interco Swamp Lite 27x9x12-Fronts, and 27x10x12-Rears. My question is simple:

Will these tires fit without a lift and or wheel spacers, want to keep the Ranger in stock form
 
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Old Jun 19, 2014 | 12:31 AM
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Like some people don't do windows,I don't normally do tires. Had the helpers,make ready guys do most of them.Even the aftermarket ones. Just if I had time would I get into this.If you have the steel wheels shows 25x10x12 front tires,26x11x12 rears stock. Cast wheels showed 26x9x12 front,26x11x12 rear. Ranger do have a little more clearance best I can remember,but I'd be guessing if I said they'd fit with out any interference. I just "***-u-me" they will.. The people that sell these tires should know.If they don't some other supplier should know or someone on the forum can help,especially some Ranger owners.
 
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Thanks OPT, will have to go to a different dealer to get the answers I need
 
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Old Jun 19, 2014 | 06:55 PM
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If you have the 26's on it now and want to go to a 27" tire I couldn't imagine it not clearing without a lift or spacers. The width is what makes up alot of tire fitment issues on alot of vehicles until you go a couple of inches or more in diameter. I'd say if 26x9 and 26x11 fit then you should not have any problems going to a 27x9 and 27x10. BUT, with that being said I don't own a ranger nor have I spent enough time around one to guarantee anything.
 
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