can I fit any 35"s on there or should I stay with 33"S
also if I do a 2" body than can I fit 35"S
also if I do a 2" body than can I fit 35"S
the general consensus is 33"s are about the max you can go with approx 4" of lift. they'll still rub a little off road - you'll need about 6" to clear 33's with no worries....typer0149 said:can I fit any 35"s on there or should I stay with 33"S
also if I do a 2" body than can I fit 35"S
going from a 33" tire to a 35" tire is only a 1" difference in Diameter!! Each inch of tire only will add 1/2"...markzeronine said:you would easily be able to fit 35's if you did a 2'' body lift.. It only makes mathmatical sense. Since the truck has no rubbing issues with 33's, then if you add 2 more inches of lift, then you could add 2 inchs of tire
52s ...with some trimmingtyper0149 said:can I fit any 35"s on there or should I stay with 33"S
also if I do a 2" body than can I fit 35"S
.............markzeronine said:you would easily be able to fit 35's if you did a 2'' body lift.. It only makes mathmatical sense. Since the truck has no rubbing issues with 33's, then if you add 2 more inches of lift, then you could add 2 inchs of tire
I've seen plenty of 'rubbing issues' with 33s and a 6" lift It all depends on what sus system you have, bs on the wheels and how hard you hammer it.markzeronine said:you would easily be able to fit 35's if you did a 2'' body lift.. It only makes mathmatical sense. Since the truck has no rubbing issues with 33's, then if you add 2 more inches of lift, then you could add 2 inchs of tire