35 inch tires with leveling kit
09-30-2007, 08:23 PM
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I tried running 315's on mine with just the 2inch leveling kit and couldn't even turn a mild corner without tearing my front mudflaps off.
I did have aftermarket rims with less backspacing than the stockers though.
Had to go to the 4.5" lift to get them to clear completely, and I can still rub them at full lock and stuff.
No rub at all on the control arms with less backspacing.
phox
I did have aftermarket rims with less backspacing than the stockers though.
Had to go to the 4.5" lift to get them to clear completely, and I can still rub them at full lock and stuff.
No rub at all on the control arms with less backspacing.
phox
09-30-2007, 08:39 PM
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Thanks I am starting to think about running a 295/70R17
I am going to be hauling around my jeeps and dont want a big lifted truck to do it with but would like to fill the wheel wells a little better.
I am going to be hauling around my jeeps and dont want a big lifted truck to do it with but would like to fill the wheel wells a little better.
09-30-2007, 09:02 PM
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Thanks bob4x4 I would like a 35 but I dont want to lift it more than the 2inch spacer in the front and even that I am not sure about.
I want to be able to pull a gooseneck with 2 jeeps and somtimes a trackhoe or skidsteer and dont want the truck to tall or have the front end sticking up higher than the rear.
I have my jeeps to lift tall and run big tires.
I want to be able to pull a gooseneck with 2 jeeps and somtimes a trackhoe or skidsteer and dont want the truck to tall or have the front end sticking up higher than the rear.
I have my jeeps to lift tall and run big tires.
, and they rub no place at all. I dont know how!!
10-01-2007, 05:30 PM
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I'm not running stock wheels, but the tires are 35 12.50 17's. And I'm only running a 2.5" coil spacer up front. No rubbing anywhere.
10-01-2007, 06:23 PM
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Here is my truck with 315/75 R16 Maxxis Buckshot Mudders. I love these tires. The rims have 4.5" backspacing if I remember correctly which is less than stock and keeps my tires from rubbing at all. I have skyjackers D25 2-2.5" overstock coil springs.
10-01-2007, 07:09 PM
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i have got a leveling kit with some 35" procomp xtreme terrains, the rub a little bit at full turn while hitting a big bump but nothing major, oh and stock wheels. no pics sry, camera is broken, i will see if i can get some for you though
10-01-2007, 10:38 PM
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Thanks for all of the pics guys it looks like I am going to be fine to run a 35.
Now I have to decide buy now or wait until the spring and finnish wearing out my tires.
Now I have to decide buy now or wait until the spring and finnish wearing out my tires.
10-01-2007, 10:48 PM
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are you looking for an all terrain type tire or a mud tire, like i said ealier i have those procomp extreme terrain a/t's and i love them they wear great, look good, very quite, and have pretty darn good traction on and offroad. i would rec. the extreme's or some goodyear wrangler's