The Leveling Kit Thread
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From: Not far enough away from Chicago
-chicks love it and want rides
- easier to change oil
- non leveled trucks drive by and wish theres was leveled...you can see it on there faces
I don't think they make them in 305/65/20 (and that would be a 35.6" tire)
I have 295/55/20 on stock 20" rims (which are +44 offset)...ever so slightly narrower/shorter but it fits fine for me.
With your 2" RC lift I would think you'd be fine.
Last edited by MikeN77386; Dec 15, 2016 at 09:53 AM.
Originally Posted by MikeN77386
Did you mean 305/55/20 xl?
I don't think they make them in 305/65/20 (and that would be a 35.6" tire)
I have 295/55/20 on stock 20" rims (which are +44 offset)...ever so slightly narrower/shorter but it fits fine for me.
With your 2" RC lift I would think you'd be fine.
I don't think they make them in 305/65/20 (and that would be a 35.6" tire)
I have 295/55/20 on stock 20" rims (which are +44 offset)...ever so slightly narrower/shorter but it fits fine for me.
With your 2" RC lift I would think you'd be fine.
I'm looking at doing that size too but not many on here run it. You'll be fine height wise most run taller on here. the only possible issue is the width. I havent found the answer for that one yet tho
Originally Posted by Blade1899
I'm looking at doing that size too but not many on here run it. You'll be fine height wise most run taller on here. the only possible issue is the width. I havent found the answer for that one yet tho
Would a few hundred pounds in the bed on a 2.5 level make the back-end lower than the front in any noticeable way?
Couple of hundred pounds is fairly vague...But 200 pounds in the back of your truck for example isn't going to make a huge difference. I can stand in the back of my truck and it doesn't really look much different.
I personally thought my truck looked like the front was sitting a little high before I put the rear block in which is why I put the block in...
If you start getting into towing where there is a lot of tongue weight on the back or putting a load of 1000 pounds or more in the back then you're probably going to look a little nose up when hauling.


