How To Fit 35 Inch Tires On Your Leveled F150! | THIS REALLY WORKS!
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'23 F-150 2.7L leveled with Bilstein 6112/5160 set at 2" circlip for a 2.4" actual front lift. Toyo Open Country AT3 285/75/18's on 18 by 8.5 oem wheels with the +44 offset. This combo works as described and looks fantastic. Zero issues with crash bars, valance or factory control arm. Professor Mike provided accurate info with this video clip. Thanks Mike.
Yes! 295/65/20 on my leveled 2018 F-150. I also put a small block on the back to give a little rake back in! Nitto tires . Ridge or Recons
Can confirm I have a 2012 F150 STX 4X4 with a 2.5" level rolling on 33s on stock 17" rim and have never had any problems with clearance or rubbing. Love it. Looks great, but I want to jump up a size and this video was very helpful 👌
Great set up, can’t go wrong with a set of 33s leveled out
Really appreciate this simple explanation. Keep it coming!
Glad you enjoyed 🙌🏼
I run a 305/55/R20 on my stock 22F150 , perfect for me. 🤙3.0"front level 2." Rear (20" AMP AT/P Terrain Pros)
I have a 2004 FX4 with a Rancho 2.5 leveling kit and 33" tires on 18 x 9 rims with -13 offset. I had to do a little trimming of the wheel well edging, as they were rubbing slightly.
Thanks for the info 👍🏽
Any time!
Great explanation of it all.
Glad it was helpful!
I do a lot of beach driving and looking to get as wide and tall as possible on the 18” stock rims and 2.5” level. I run at 15psi for several months out of the year hoping to get wider and maintain a higher psi on some nitto trail/ ridge grapplers or ko2 or possible falken wildpeaks will those tires fit well as a 35”
I ordered a 3” on amazon, might be a 2 and 3/4 but i run 35x12.50r20 with (2) 0.25 inch spacers on each side to make 0.50 inch spacers on front and clear it. With no cutting
@ProfessorMikee
Hi. First, thanks for the information you shared here.
I have a 2017 f150 RWD. Stock suspension, wheel (+44 offset) and no lift.
Stock tire is 275/55/20.
I would like to install a bigger tire.... Nothing fancy! I was thinking in 33's , maybe 34's , no bigger than that. For example,
275/60/20, 33x11.5 or 33x12.5. My main concern is to rub with the UC. Right now the space between sidewall of the tire and UC is about an inch. Not sure if I will need to also install a set of spacers.
Thanks
Mike you spoke nothing but FACTS! I have 295/65/20 on mines on a 2.5" level NO issues no rubbing, im looking to get 35x12.50 next so basically just a wider tire
Not really those 35X12.5 are 3/4” taller. Big chance it may rub. Even more if your offset is on the aggressive side.
I have a 2018 F-150 sitting on 285/65r20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on 20x9 +18mm offset wheels with a 2.25” level. I think the tires measure 34.8 inches tall. No rubbing and they look great! The tires were ridiculously expensive but can’t beat the look and quality of Nitto!
Nittos are my favorite! Second favorite is Toyo and then BF Goodrich
I have a leveled 2017 F150, and I run 295/65/20's on a positive 30 offset.
Want to get 6112s and 5100s and put 35s with 17x8.5 wheels. Would that work? And what setting do you think it would need to be on the front? Thanks
Hey, thinking about doing a 3” lift on my 2013 F150 with 33x12.50 MT tires with a 22”x12” with -51mm offset. Will this work?
My f150 is on a 2.5 motofab level kit. And I have 20 in stock wheels on a 35/12.50/ 20 mtx mud tire
So cap, lol I have the exact same set up and I rub on the crash bar when in full lock, don’t spread false info
@@marcusjohnmar😂😂😂
Yeah 2020 2.5 level kit fits 35x12.5 no rub. 2021 is 14th Gen with design changes. They don't fit anymore, even 4" kits on 2021+ require some trimming. Ford went backwards. Idiots
Ive got an 18 and ran 33s with zero issues. Put a lvl 2inch lvl kit and 1.5 inch spacers and 35s with zero issues.
Some helpful info, sorry if someone already mentioned it. The numbers on a tire, 275/65R18 for example. That tire 275mm wide, 65 means the side wall of the tire is 65% of the width. So that 275/65R18 is just a hair over 32” tall.
So a 295/65R18 is smaller than a 295/65R20. You need all three numbers to determine overall height.
Correct it is smaller 295/75/18 would be the same size
I can confirm. 2015 f150 lariat fx4 with the stock wheels(+44 offset). On a 2in RC level and nitto ridge grapplers 295/65/20. they're 35.12in height 11.77 width. ZERO rubbing. It's about .5" when full lock to fender and upper control but no rubbing whatsoever
So question I have a 2022 tremor what do I look good buy for 35 inch tires
@ediodosal6619 Sorry, I don't understand the 2nd half of the question
@@juwanfitness9037what do I look to* buy if I want 35 inch tires? Cuz rn I’m looking at these tires specs are 35/1250/18
@ediodosal6619 so if you're staying stock height, you most likely can't run a true 35. It'll be around 12.5" wide and I'm pretty sure that won't fit. So you have to run a 295 or 285 depending on the sidewall, it'll be right at 35 inch tire height. I'd say my 295/65 is the largest i could go on a level. I did a ton of research through the forums on what other guys with my truck were able to run on the same set up
Great morning, I actually ordered a 3in Rough Country lift kit for my 2017 Nissan Titan Pro 4x...I'm going with factory wheels and the dealer was confident I can get 35s instead of 33s with no issue. I can't lie, I'm nervous very close to have them reorder some 33s...
Tell me how it goes! Good luck
2017 f150 with 2 1/2" leveling kit LT35/1050R17 +44 offset 121R PREDATOR
MUTANT X-AT These fit?
If you want to do it right, get a replacement coil over 2.25 taller, add an aftermarket upper control arm.
Will 285X55R22 fit 2016 F-150 with the Bilstein 5100 level shocks up front?
I have 2017 f150 stock hieght no leveing on 33 12.5 on stock 20inch rims. Cleans no problem at all.
Thank you, sir that’s the answer I was looking for. Again, thanks for taking the time to post this.
295/70/17 milestar Patagonia MT 17X9 -12 Rocktrix No rubbing even when truck is at full lock and flexed out. 2.5 vertex coilovers.
Thinking about the vertex coil overs, are they worth it?
I had a 2020 xl with a 2.50 level. Stock tires were 265 60r20. I purchased raptor wheels and tires. 315 70r17 and had no rubbing. With my new one I’m getting 295 70 r18 on it tomorrow. I pray they fit with no rubbing.
Did they work?
They fit in great. No rubbing. They look fantastic.
I have a 1.5" motofab leveling kit on my 2019 Lariat with 34" tires (275-65R20) - no rubbing. Can I fit a 35" tire on this setup without rubbing? (275-70R20 or 285-65R20? something else?)
I have a 2022 f-150 lariat with 2.5 leveling blocks on the front. Will a set of 35x12.50r17 Mickey Thompson Baja legend EXP's on stock raptor 17's (+34 offset? at least according to a google search) fit without rub/mods? pretty good deal on some near me on marketplace. we spend a lot of time in Baja California Sur and these would be pretty ideal if they work out!
I have a 2005 with 2.5 leveling kit with after market-24 offset in a 17 inch rim. I want to run a all terrain tire but not sure how big of tire I can run and not rub. Anybody know what’s the biggest tire size I can run?
Bro, so I got 315/70/18 geolanders and I got a 3” suspension lift kit + 2” spacers and I had to cut the crash bar a bit and the valance a little but I’m rubbing on one certain part and idk if can shave that part
I’m about to put 295/70/R18 with a 2 1/2” leveling kit on my f150. Should I be ok? I’m keeping the stock wheels.
I have a 285/70R18 ridge graps or what Nitto says is 34 x 12. Also have 2” level spacer. No rubs of any kind
My wheel is a +20 so slightly offset from factory +44.
Great set up, 34s are great for 2 inch level if you want to play it safe
Hi bud, looking to upgrade from my 285/70/17 on a 2 inch levelling kit on 17 f150 with mayhem warriors rims 17x 9 -12. I’m thinking 295/75/17. Am I pushing it?? Thanks.
I have 2023 f150 Xlt with 3.31 rear ratio.
I Want to do 2.5 lift and 34s 🛞 , what do you think?
Thank you
Works ok 17 inches stock wheel? The 35’s?
Does the 295/65/20 leveled 2.3 inch fit 2021+?
got a 2018 F-150 XLT. Thinking of doing Billstein 5100 leveling shocks front/rear (at max setting). I have some 35x11.5x20 nitto ridge grapplers in garage to put on stock 20" rim. Think it would fit?
Yes they will fit !
So 35’s on 18” wheels would fit on a Fox 2.0 level 23 150 Platinum Powerboost?
Looking at a set of 2018 raptor take offs to put on my 2014 f150 4x4. I was looking at the 2.5” leveling kits. Thoughts?
Don’t think Raptor take off wheels will fit unless it’s on a 33 inch tire
Sorry to disturb, new 2024 F150 owner here, complete newbie, I’ve got 17 inch rims with plus 30 offset. Can I make 35’s work with a front level kit?
35x12.5r18 on stock wheels with leveling kit. No trimming and no rubbing. It’s VERY close to the UCA but it doesn’t rub.
I’m getting the exact same tires on my 23 f150 with a level you think I’ll be good?
@@cadelifts5005 how did it turn out? what level kit did you use
How well does this work off road / under load when the suspension is working?
@@GreysonParis Doesn't rub at all. If you increase the offset with aftermarket wheels it will rub and you'll need to trim depending how wide you go but on stocks you are good.
Hey I am seeing some comments and am curious as to what I should do. So I have a 2014 f150 with new tires but I didn’t realize before I got them that they would rub my uca. I now have 35x12.5x20lt (Toyo at3), on a 2.5” leveling kit, should I get a .25” spacer? Or honestly see about swapping my 3 week new tires for their 11.5” width versions? It is only rubbing at max turn, and just very close to the UCA when straight. I appreciate the time! I am putting this comment on a newer video hoping you see this
i have a levelled ‘09 same gen as your ‘14 with 35’s. I put 2” spacers behind wheels and bought new upper A arms designed for levelled truck (not lifted) from Amazon, just slightly different angle that brought A arm back up to where it was before spacer. sorry don’t remember vendor or name, but mine don’t rub at all, no trimming needed.
you just have to find A arms, they were about 150 Canadian.
New to your channel, I recently put a 3" Eibach coilover setup on my 2019 Ford F150 XLT 4WD. I'd like to fit 35s, I was looking at 17" Method 304s but was told they might rub around the crash bars. I was also told that an 18" wheel would possibly be better with the 35s at 11.5 wide and prevent rubbing? If i understood correctly... looking for some guidance and advice to clear 35s. Please and thank you
11.5 would be better since it’s not as wide you would clear the UCA, and 35s should be able to fit on your 3 inch lift as long as your offset is very positive like +25 or +44
@ProfessorMikee Thank you for your response, truly appreciated. One other question is if I find a 17" wheel that has +25 offset would that work or better off doing the 18" wheel?
I have a 2018 Limited on stock 22”. What do you recommend for level and biggest tire and brand preference. Hoping for 35’s if possible? Thanks
You can fit 35s as long your 22 is +44 offset on a 2.5 inch level
What’s your fuel economy?
I have a 07 KingRanch. Since 2017 I have 2.5" Level kit with Nittio Ridge Grapplers 295/60/20 on a stock 20" rim. great ride 31,000 miles.
Getting ready for my next set of Nittio Ridge Grapplers I want to upgrade to 295/65/20 on the same kingRanch stock rim. This video helped me make my decision...But one question I have will I have to trim the plastic in the front wheel wells when I go to the 295/65/20?
That's the size i run stock with no level on stock wheels
@@evanmiller1642 Did you have to trim so you could make a full turn without rubbing?
@@barrycooke3367
Ended up trimming airdamn thing. Would rub everyounce in awhile
What tire will fit with no further modification or cutting? 2022 f150 4x4 with stock 18x 8.5 wheels 2.5 in level. Thanks!
Will a 295/70R18 fit?
Thanks for the info professorMikee; any chance you have a breakdown on like the max tire diameter you can go? For instance I absolutely love the look of the discoverer STT pro tires but it says they are 35.43'tall, and 11.5 wide. Just wondering if we could get an approved list of tires LOL... or will the coopers fit?
Hahaha that could be something I can look in to
@@ProfessorMikee The little truck forums had something similar. Like the toyota guys had sizes and weights for every single tire out there. Do you think I'm safe at 35.43", or do i go for something a little less?
Hockey puck level kit on front. Going to a +1 offset to get a little more aggressive. Will I rub with a 35x12.5 20? Will I rub with a 295/65 20. Trying to decide best set up. Dont mind cutting a little bit, but don't wanna do a ton.
Youll need to flip (or cut) your front crash bars with that offset to fit the 12.5 wide. Stock offset you can fit 35x12.5 with no modifications. The back of the wheel well may need a little trim but not much. On the 295/65 youll probably have to do the front crash bars still but I doubt youd touch in the back
Did you do it ?
@@robe997 yeah, I went with a 20x9 Fuel with a +1 offset. Tire I went with a 295/60-20. In a Falken Wildpeak that's actually the size with the highest payload rating, and it's a true 34. I have slight rubs around 3/4 turns, but nothing I can't normally work around or make a multipoint turn or backout. I'm prolly gonna add different suspension and gain another inch, so gonna wait and see what happens with that before I do too much adjusting.
Or you can get a 1.5 inch wheel spacer if you are at a 0 offset on aftermarket wheel with 12.5 wide tire and a 2.5 inch lift.
My current setup is 295/60x20 on stock Ford wheels with a 2.5" level, no rubbing. I am planning on putting 1.5" hubcentric spacers on, will it now rub? Also if I decided to upgrade to a 295/65x20 with the 2.5 level, and 1.5 spacer on stock wheels, will that rub? Thanks Mike.
Upgrading the tires and adding a spacer will rub, would not recommend
How big (if any spacer) can we go in this situation? Or do we need to get a slightly narrower tire? I too want a little bit of wheel spacer with the same wheels, level and tire size
I have 285 60 r20 on factory +44 20’s and 1.25” hubcentric factionfab spacers with no rub. On a fox 2.0 lift with BDS upper control arms..
I’m looking to jump up to a 295 65 20 with everything else remaining the same.
It looks like I will be very close to rubbing the front crash bar from my measures with the 1.25 hub spacer.
I put the Hub spacers on because the BDS control arm would have rubbed.
But according to my measures it should technically fit the 295 60.
Worst case I will need slightly flatten the front crash bar face…
Hey Mike! Great video. 2019 Ford F150 - What about 295/65/20 tires and a Bilstein 5100 2.1 inch lift. Is a 2.1 inch level enough? Thanks in advance for your response.
Edit: Forgot to mention - Stock +44 rims.
Yes and yes
@@ProfessorMikee Perfect! I’m finally taking the plunge. My tires should arrive tomorrow (Nitto Ridge Grapplers) and I’ve had the Bilstein 5100 leveling kit in my my garage for about 3 months. Now I just need to find a place that will do the install. Thanks again!
@@ProfessorMikee Update. I got the 2.1 inch lift and the 295/65/20 Ridge grapplers put on my truck. Unfortunately, the tires rub on the upper control arm at full lock. I'm going to take my truck back to the shop next week. I'm assuming they are going to tell me I need spacers...
any update? I have some 35x11.5x20 Nitto Ridge Grapps i want to put on my 2018 f150 xlt fx4. i wanted to go with the billstein 5100 setup also.
@@PyroX300 Well mine look amazing but they do rub. However, my truck is a 2WD so by default it sits 1/2 inch lower. So, you might be ok...
Watcha think if ya got 285/75R18? 34.8"? Nitto Ridge. On Stock 18 inch rims? F-150 2inch level?
Stock rims would work yes +44 offset, and those tires is the most I would go
I have a ‘23 on 20” stock. Planning to put a 2” leveling kit. Would you recommend a 2.5” instead? I would like to put on 35” x11.5” tires on stock rims
2.5 would be perfect on your factor 20 and 35 11.5
@@ProfessorMikee I know it’s a close fit and there’s no rub for a normal wheel lock - how does it perform when the front suspension is working / under load? I like the idea of 35x11.5 but I don’t want to be rubbing when I take her off road. I can’t seem to find any information in this area
What’s the biggest if I have a 18” tire on my F150 so could I do a 295/65/18, and I have the 2.5 level kit on the front
I’m in the same boat, that seems to be the safest option. Anything wider you’ll have to alter the crash bars.
3" lift. Currently running 34's (Nitto Trail Grapplers) with no issue (-12 offset). Would 35's fit with same set-up? Sorry if this has been asked before. New to your channel. Thanks.
35s are not going to fit with the -12 offset, your lift isn’t tall enough, minimum would be a 4 inch lift to fit that set up
Thank you sir. Much appreciated!! @@ProfessorMikee
So, how come folks are having to run a wheel spacer, when running a 295/70-18 on a stock 18” wheel, leveled out F150? I’ve seen a few people who have that size and they had rubbing on the UCA.
I would love to run an aftermarket wheel, but due to my tight budget, I’m just looking to replace the tires on my factory 18’s.
Different tires run different fit to size
I have a 2020 f150 and going with a 3 inch RC bolt on lift with new M1 front struts, so you’re saying that I can fit 33x12.50 with 20x10 -25 but I won’t be able to fit 35x12.50?
I feel like you could fit the 35x12.50 on stock 18/20 with spacers + 3” RC bolt on. Will be hard to not rub with 35s in general.
Do you think it would rub if I had a 295/65/20 tire and a 2 1/4 level kit with +10-20 custom wheel?
Possible on the front crash bar +44 would be ideal
I have a 2017 F-150 4 x 4 5.0 not like that matters LOL but stock 17 inch rims can I fit 33x 12.50x17s on a 2.5 inch leveling kit?
Yes sir
Hello, I have a 2015 f150 with king leveling coil overs, I am running a 285/75/17 and it rubs when ever I hit a bump while in a turn.
That's a 36.83 x 11.22 inch tire though.
Hi mike. I just bought a 2016 f150 and the tires are a 305/70r18. It rubs on full turn and leaving the skirt of a driveway. I was told a 2" level will work. Can you direct me to the proper way so i dont rub?
I’d go with 2.5 just to be certain, also those 305s might be wayyy to wide and might cause problems on your upper control arm, I’d recommend going with a 295 to be safe
@@ProfessorMikee thanks. I'll see if I can sell them and pick up something smaller
Which size leveling kit did you get
I ended up going with a 6 inch lift kit
Would 35x11.5x20 on a +18 offset rim fit without any rubbing on a leveled 2019 f150?
That's pushing. Depending on the tire brand. Toyo/nitto would rub bfg ko2 would work. I would go with 285/65/20 or 295/60/20
Hey Mike, thanks for the great vid. However, I'm s**t with numbers, so can I just confirm... I have a 2020 F150, currently on what I'm suspecting is a 2-2.5" lift all round. Sitting on 295/55/20 on Fuel wheels. Not sure of the offset, but they do poke out a little bit (roughly about 1-1.5")... I bought the truck with the current setup. At the moment it rubs on full lock. I want to go to the 295/65/20 with a 2.5" leveling kit. Do you think this setup would rub or do you think I'd be in the clear?
To run 295/65/20 you need to be +44 offset basically pick up a set of stock STX or XLT rims and that will be your standard +44 offset
@@ProfessorMikee Ok cool. Thanks for replying. I appreciate it.
@@berniebarac did you ever try that setup? How does it work off-road ?
Does adding the 2.5 spacer for level, change how the truck drives?? Would it still be a smooth ride
Not at all. You won't notice anything at 2.5"
Slightly but that’s mostly going to be a matter of tire. The new at3s tend to ride better
What lift do I need for 35s 17 inch rims 9 or 9.5 wide? I have 2016 fx4 f150. True size of tire is 34.5
The hight is fine on a 2 inch level, but it’s the width of the tire that could give you problems
I learned this watching real deal neals bubba trucks I said why are they using 11.5 wides. Then it clicked.
Do the stock second gen raptor wheels and tires fit on a leveled f150?
Yes depending on tire size
I am running a 3.5 in spacer 2-4 in lift upper control arms 1.5 shackles in rear with sky jacker shocks 20x12 -43 offset an 33x12.50 tires was wanting to know if 35s will fit
I would say anything over 4in lift you should be fine, 3.5 is cutting it really close you most likely will rub
Especially with out wide your offset is
@@ProfessorMikee I had to trim when I had 2.5 in lift an 33s
Hey Mike. Do you need a 6inch lift to run 35x12.5 or can I do it with a bds 4in lift ? Thanks
You can run 35x12.5 on 4 inch lift!
Hey man, I somewhat understood what you were saying about the width I’m fine with a thinner tire,
I have 18” rims,
but just to clarify what size should I get? I want a TRUE 35” tires.
And I have stock 18” ford rims
295/75/20
could you run a spacer on a 35x12.5 and stick wheels not to rub on upper control arm ?
It wouldnt rub the upper control arm but now your more negative on your offset so now lol you’ll rub your crash bar
1/2" spacer will work
Blake- is 1/2” the largest space you can run without rubbing? 2.5” level on 20” rims looking to run a 295/60/20 with some spacer
So I have a 2012 f150 with a 2.5in level. Would I be able to fit a 35 inch tire on a 15 inch rim?
You can however 35s but you may want to look into running a 17" wheel. Tire availability for 15" wheels may become an issue in the near future.
@@ProfessorMikee ok thank you I’ll look into it
@@ProfessorMikee I think that’s what I meant to put idk why I put 15
@@ProfessorMikee but it would rub?
I got 2 inch leveling kit and want 285/75/18 toyo open country mt. Will they fit?
yes it will fit
@@ProfessorMikee thank you
Hey i had stock 18s on my xlt. i have a 2.25 and i just bought some stock 20s. can i work a 295/65/20?
Yes you can ;)
@@ProfessorMikee Okay thanks, i was gonna go with the ridge grapplers or open country’s.
@@jaydenchandler7206 great choice, performance is good and not noisy
For my 2021 f150 xlt, what is the best way to fit a 315/70/17 tire? I am going for a more aggressive offset because I want the wider stance
Your going to need at least a 3 inch lift kit to fit that, I’d go with a 4 inch to be safe
@@ProfessorMikee I’ve asked around and people have said I can fit it with a 2.5 inch spacer and positive offset wheels like +25
@@paulnguyen5161 315 is very wide, it’s going to rub your upper control arm, on a stock wheel, if you go +25 offset your probably be okay, it’s going to be tight
@@ProfessorMikee then will a 35x12.5 definitely not fit on +25 offset wheels?
@@paulnguyen5161 correct, 35s will only fit on +44 going negative will rub the crash bars
22x10-12 offset with toyo 295(33.7)/50(11.6) with a 2.5 level. any chance you could help? Just not finding any answers online or other youtube vids
Will be very tight it might squeak the crash bars at full lock going over a speed bump but that’s about it, also depends on the brand of tire, some tires ride larger than others
🤙🏼 thanks
Hubcentric wheel spacers 1” lol
Would a 295/60/20 fit a 35 on a level 2013 eco boost ?
295/60/20 is not a 35, but yes it would fit on a level
I hope I get a reply but the thumbnail pic I wanna get rebels cause I have a grey f150 just like the picture I’d love to know that trucks wheel and tire and kit set up
Hey thanks for the comment, so the thumbnail is actually a 6 inch lift with 35 inch tires on fuel rebel wheels 20x10 -18 offset
Can I put 37/12.50r18’s on my 2009 f150 with a 2” lift/leveling kit? @ProfessorMikee
No you won’t be able to fit 37s need to go higher on the lift
@@ProfessorMikee alright thank you bro! Prolly just stick with 35’s then
Why did you park half in the river, are you going to go through it in reverse
35/12.50r20 factory wheel fit with a 2.5 level no rub whatsoever on a 2022 f150
Do you get any rub when you take her off road
Wrong, about it having to be + 44. You can run raptor takeoffs with a 2.5” level. And those are 35 by 12.5 but you will need a +34 offset for that set up.
What if you run spacers?
Spacers will clear the upper control arm but now maybe run into the front crash bars
i Have a 2023 ford f150 king ranch with size 20 wheels. will this work ?
Yes as long as the wheels are stock
Same truck needed this answer
Did you put a leveling kit ?
@@twain2038 did you ever pull the trigger? Is there rub off-road?
yo 295/70R17 on a 2012 f150 Eco boost with a 2.5 inch leveling kit, and stock rims? yes no?
Yes
295/70R18 2.25 inch leveling kit Yes or No?
yes @@jgrace4662
time to modify the crashbar
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So what’s the solution if you run a 35x12.5?
run a small spacer to prevent rubbing o the UCA,and cut the crash bars to prevent rubbing
@@ProfessorMikee thanks so much man. I’m looking at a 4” lift now. I got a little bit more research to do and this really helps. Thanks again!
35’s mud tires fit with a 2 inch level with now rubbing smh. You don’t have to have a 2.5.
Drop in mileage is gonna cost $$$ over the years.
Keep in mind this is all good information, but only true for 4x4 trucks. 4x2 trucks you will not be able to put 35s on with a 2.5" level
Great callout, results may vary on 2 wheel drive trucks since they come lower from the factory!
I have a 2wd with 2.5 and clear the 35s , only rub some on the upper control arm
Thanks for that info! Didn’t know 4x4 vs 4x2 had different heights in the front.
I have a 4x4 so that puts me more at ease at trying to put some 35’s on mine. Fairly “new” to the truck world. Had mine for almost 5 years and just now am I starting to look at doing some visual changes to it.
2.5” leveling kit, 295/65R18 is the max folks with stock wheels. Depending on the brand of tire you may need a 1” spacer. Dude tells you exactly the max on stock wheels…
Nittio Ridge Grapplers 295/65/20 on a stock 20" rim, wili this scenerio work without spacers?...Any plastic trimming?
Just about to place an order for a set of 35x11.5r18
And if they rub....I will look for you...I will find you...and I will probably remember i don't know how to fight and go home feeling awkward.
lmao
How did it work out for you? Do you get any rub when you take her off-road?