Tires rims and leveling kit
03-02-2015, 07:34 AM
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Tires rims and leveling kit
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2014 XLT 2wd I was gonna go with a leveling kit with 24x10 -24 offset on XD Riots,tires will be Nitto trail Graps size 295/55/20 I'm trying to get the look of about 2-3" outside the fender well with out a lot of issues or rubbing, not a off-road truck just for looks ? Need some advice thanks
2014 XLT 2wd I was gonna go with a leveling kit with 24x10 -24 offset on XD Riots,tires will be Nitto trail Graps size 295/55/20 I'm trying to get the look of about 2-3" outside the fender well with out a lot of issues or rubbing, not a off-road truck just for looks ? Need some advice thanks
03-02-2015, 11:57 AM
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That will rub like crazy. On a 4x4 leveled out you can MAYBE get 297/70 (34.8" tall by 11.8 wide) on a 9" wide wheel and a -12 offset (that'll actually get you the look you're going for) with minor trimming. You'll probably have to cut metal with that set up. Just my opinion. There may be more experienced posters on here that will say different, but if you level it out 2.5" you'll be able to fit 33s.
You are looking at a 37x13.5R24 if you're really looking at a 24x10. Sorry man, but it won't work.
You are looking at a 37x13.5R24 if you're really looking at a 24x10. Sorry man, but it won't work.
03-02-2015, 07:31 PM
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We shall see tomorow ! Have diffrent people saying different things ! Some say it will be fine some say minor trimming and now I get a NO WAY... Will update tomorrow thanks for the feed back !
03-03-2015, 09:29 AM
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No problem, dude. Like I said, people are able to fit 35s with trimming on a 2.5" level with a 4x4 (which generally sits about 2" higher than a 2wd already). Also, if you're getting 290/55R20 they won't fit a 24" rim... unless you have a 20" rim.
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03-07-2015, 03:49 PM
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Fbcoach is right on the money with this one. Stance and looks are nice but are you willing to sacrifice the trucks structure to get that look? If you want wide, why not lift the truck?