What size tires came on my 1971 Ford F-250 truck camper special?

There's no single answer to what size tires came on a 1971 Ford F-250 Camper Special. The tire size depended on several factors including the axle ratio, options selected (like payload capacity), and even the specific dealer. Ford offered a variety of tire sizes for its trucks back then.

To find the correct tire size for *your* specific 1971 F-250 Camper Special, you'll need to look at one of the following:

* The original owner's manual: This is the best source if you have it. It will list the recommended tire size.

* The door jamb sticker (or glovebox sticker): Many vehicles from that era had a sticker on the driver's side door jamb (or sometimes the glove box) listing tire information and other specifications.

* The tire sidewall: If you still have the original tires (unlikely!), the size is printed on the sidewall.

* Your truck's build sheet (if available): A build sheet from the factory details the specific options and components of your truck, including tire size.

* A Ford parts catalog from 1971: A Ford parts catalog for that year might list the standard and optional tire sizes for the F-250 Camper Special.

Without access to one of these sources, it's impossible to determine the exact tire size that originally came on your truck.