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will 315s fit on a stock lift. i have talked to many people and they said they will. then i have talk to many people who say that you will need to lift it. whats the deal??
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On some trucks they will fit and rub. Others they won't. What kinda truck do you have, mods? Fill in your Sig to give us some info about your truck. Are you going to drive your truck off-road? Then you will definetly need a lift.
On some trucks they will fit and rub. Others they won't. What kinda truck do you have, mods? Fill in your Sig to give us some info about your truck. Are you going to drive your truck off-road? Then you will definetly need a lift.
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285's do a pretty good job filling up the wheel wells when new, but as they wear you'll lose the full wheel well effect.
In my case every time I pull into a parking lot I find myself making full turns around the corners and little islands. 315's are just too big. Here's a thought tough, what about 295's or 305's? Anyone else know if those sizes will rub? I think brand variety is minimal in those sizes, but it's worth a look for you.
In my case every time I pull into a parking lot I find myself making full turns around the corners and little islands. 315's are just too big. Here's a thought tough, what about 295's or 305's? Anyone else know if those sizes will rub? I think brand variety is minimal in those sizes, but it's worth a look for you.
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I have 305's on stock alloy wheels. they rub slightly when against the steering locks. But only on the edge of the tread and at very low speeds. I am undecided about 315's but I am leaning towards them.
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295s and 285's are a perfect fit
Dr Evil has the 295s and he swears by them, for the price, they are also cheaper than 305's slightly taller and less wide as well.. That way you dont have to worry bout wheel rub on a stock lift. I have 285s but im lifted 2.5 inches.. just enough to tow a gooseneck properly Will 305's be in the future? possibly not, but when i turn my truck into my toy and drive another truck then it will be 315's and low or no tow... with 2 more inches of lift..
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Dr Evil has the 295s and he swears by them, for the price, they are also cheaper than 305's slightly taller and less wide as well.. That way you dont have to worry bout wheel rub on a stock lift. I have 285s but im lifted 2.5 inches.. just enough to tow a gooseneck properly Will 305's be in the future? possibly not, but when i turn my truck into my toy and drive another truck then it will be 315's and low or no tow... with 2 more inches of lift..
Tx
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I just put 315's on mine and they rub the control arms at full lock. It's no big deal to me. And FYI, it's not something a leveling kit would fix. It needs more backspacing on the wheels.
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Originally posted by MossMan
I just put 315's on mine and they rub the control arms at full lock. It's no big deal to me. And FYI, it's not something a leveling kit would fix. It needs more backspacing on the wheels.
I just put 315's on mine and they rub the control arms at full lock. It's no big deal to me. And FYI, it's not something a leveling kit would fix. It needs more backspacing on the wheels.
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