International 4700 on Military Tires - 14.00R20s on 5 Ton Wheels 

That torque multiplier was a life saver. I have 2 of them now; one in the International and one in my other truck's toolbox. This is the one I got from Amazon: amzn.to/3KxVrI5

Those tires look great on that rig!

Super interesting. My husband has truck-project envy. 😉

Freakin monster truck that is. I expect a ride in that when you have it ready.

I recently purchased the 4700 but with the dt466 and trying to figure out what tires to put on it. So thanks for posting this. Thanks.

i think it is a great looking truck that would be next level with a dually bed set up on it

Love these trucks I have a 99 with 54 military tires on mine made a lift for it

sweet looking ride I drive mine daily I bought it from baskin truck sale TN and put new battery's in and drove it home 1500 miles after sitting for 6 plus years

I don’t need a truck like this at all but I like it.

I have the same truck, looking to do a similar upgrade. Hopefully it will come out as good as yours did.

Super cool old school awesome job yes you should get a mile or 2 better on fuel mileage sell them stock tires

Noticed you stopped by our channel. Just repaying the favor and glad I did! Great content. New follower here. That truck is a beast. Really cool. What is the plan for the bed? Flat bed?

I own a 2000 4700 with a flat bed that I use to tow my travel trailer. I haul a 4 X4 on the flat bed. Like those tires. Mine sucks in the mud and sand.

a 120 gallon tank?! im suscribing to see this build continue.

I run these tires on my truck, and I'm on my 3rd set. The highest mileage I have been able to reach on a set is 25K miles.

@seidelranch what series 5 ton did those wheels come off? I know there are several versions of wheels, from lmtv to mrap, etc. Those actually look great!

That looks great! I’m looking to get into one of the 4700 crew cabs myself. Would you mind sharing how much those wheels and tires cost? I heard they wear out quick because they are such soft rubber there is a cost for good grip. Can you get the military tires retreaded? I googled it before but the answer was not straight forward.

The truck is really looking good. Are you going to just put a flatbed on the back?

one more quick question: can you do a measurement for me? the full outside width of the super singles. don't have mine yet but i did find some. i'm trying to get an idea of how wide my flatbed will need to be to cover the rear tires. thanks.

That truck looks awesome. I can't wait to see how it shapes up. What kind of gas mileage does that thing get?

so did they end up clearing? I've seen companies somehow run 16.00R20s on these trucks before, not sure what modifications they did but it looks amazing

Military also had an aluminum bead lock for dual rear wheel trucks. Option if you ever want to get 4 tires under the rear.

Did you have to use a spacer for the rear? I have a 4300 that I am thinking about doing this to.

Hello, could you share an update? I am interested in fuel consumption before and after installing the tires? I ask I am about to delve into the same concept.

Well how's it going? Btw do you know exactly what model those tires came off of? Do you pack enough way to be able to make them tires get traction? Have you thought about putting a locking rear differential under the truck?

The tires look good, do you know what the wheel offset is?

How is the ride in then? I've been considering doing this with my F750. (Which I got when a crew cab international fell through. Same platform though).

Was there a big difference in the offset vs the 22.5s or do they sit about the same?

Good job man. I'm looking at Old grain trucks. And was curious if military tires would fit.

How did the fuel economy turn out after installing hahah. At least they look good

Which 5 ton wheels do we get we need these for one of our fire trucks.

Where did u get the tires

i'm looking to do this on mine too. 99 crewcab dt466e/allison 545, same bed length. if anyone else is out there like me and they have the 19.5" wheels swap them out asap. they're hard to find on the used market (at least near me) if you ever need a spare. 22.5 and 24.5 are everywhere though if you've got those and haven't gotten around to the swap yet. so where did your rpms end up at 60/65 mph? did your mileage improve and if it did what do you estimate the savings were? are you getting a better ride from the larger super singles or is it still a violent slamming machine like mine is? i have air ride seats and can still find potholes that will launch me into the roof.

Where can I get those tires ? Those would look great on my 1987 International S1854 4x4.

those look like split rims are they legal for commercial use I know in Maine were I live they are not legal on smaller trucks like 1/2 ton and such but we have a very stringent inspection process

have you had any water leak thru the seam in roof

Hey what would you have to do in order to run duals in rear

I am looking at a similar truck.. a 1995 4800 with DT466. I would love to speak to you about your build.. Please contact me.. I would love to ask questions.. What kid of road speed will you make with these wheels???

Hello there! Is there a way to lift these trucks for offroad?

How much is the insurance on the truck?

Needs smaller. Hood not match

Wont u turn. U wont afford gas