What are some decent wheel sizes that would fit with a 3" supsension lift?
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What are some decent wheel sizes that would fit with a 3" supsension lift?
I'm getting close to ordering the 3" suspension lift and I'm now wondering what size wheels I'm going to need to put on. It would look pretty funny I think with the 245/75/17R I have on there now.
I don't want to get anything super big but I would like to get a little bit of a wider stance to help with the height gain of the lift, to kind of balance out the handling as in to not roll over so easy.
I currently have factory 17" rims. Is there a tire size that would work well with these rims or should I get whole new rims and tires? If so, what sizes would you recommend?
Thanks!
I don't want to get anything super big but I would like to get a little bit of a wider stance to help with the height gain of the lift, to kind of balance out the handling as in to not roll over so easy.
I currently have factory 17" rims. Is there a tire size that would work well with these rims or should I get whole new rims and tires? If so, what sizes would you recommend?
Thanks!
#2
Senior Member
Get 265/75/17 or 265/70/17 . Not to big not to small and will make your lift look good. The largest tire u can put on stock wheel that won't run is 285/75 and that's what I got on my truck. I love it.
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texisman (02-27-2015)
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I'm getting close to ordering the 3" suspension lift and I'm now wondering what size wheels I'm going to need to put on. It would look pretty funny I think with the 245/75/17R I have on there now.
I don't want to get anything super big but I would like to get a little bit of a wider stance to help with the height gain of the lift, to kind of balance out the handling as in to not roll over so easy.
I currently have factory 17" rims. Is there a tire size that would work well with these rims or should I get whole new rims and tires? If so, what sizes would you recommend?
Thanks!
I don't want to get anything super big but I would like to get a little bit of a wider stance to help with the height gain of the lift, to kind of balance out the handling as in to not roll over so easy.
I currently have factory 17" rims. Is there a tire size that would work well with these rims or should I get whole new rims and tires? If so, what sizes would you recommend?
Thanks!
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Southern 4 Life
285s will be fine. I had a 97 2wd with the 3.5'' (at the time) rcx spindle lift and ran to 265s on it for a while, but they still looked to small. 285s should look perfect on there.
#9
Southern 4 Life
My old baby.
all stock on 265 75 16.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks still on 265 75 16s.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks still on 265 75 16s.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks still on 265 75 16s.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks on 285 75 16 tires and 16x8 wheels.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks on 285 75 16 tires and 16x8 wheels.
all stock on 265 75 16.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks still on 265 75 16s.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks still on 265 75 16s.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks still on 265 75 16s.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks on 285 75 16 tires and 16x8 wheels.
3.5'' rough country spindles and 2'' rear blocks on 285 75 16 tires and 16x8 wheels.
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