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I just installed 33 12.5 18s on stock rims I dont rub and I'm not lifted or have a leveling kit
My 2016 XLT SCREW 4x4 is stock suspension with 17 x 7.5 rims and +44 offset (factory). From what you have stated, it would appear that I could get a set of 295/70 r17 (33.3 x 11.6) tires on my truck without changing anything. Am I right in this assumption, or is the +44 offset bringing the tires in too close for them to fit without rubbing? I have seen a lot of people stating that they have installed 285/70 r17 tires on a stock 4x4 set-up, but I have not seen much mention of the 295's.
I just installed 285 (33.8)/75/17 ridge grapplers on mine with a level and they JUST fit without rubbing and that's with a 2"level. it will most likely rub if you go with the 33.6 without a level.
Can't help you KJT with size and offset, but I will offer up this to you. I have the Falken Wilpeaks 275x70x18 which is a 33" tire and I love them. Not too loud and ride great on offroad and interstate. I highly recommend them. Not to mention they look great.
Can't help you KJT with size and offset, but I will offer up this to you. I have the Falken Wilpeaks 275x70x18 which is a 33" tire and I love them. Not too loud and ride great on offroad and interstate. I highly recommend them. Not to mention they look great.
I just changed my truck from a 4 in lift back to stock ride hide and i have 33's that fit fine no rubbing unless you hit a bump hard while turning sharp.
I just put the 255/70x18s on my 17 RCSB today. This tire is 32.5" tall and my truck has a 3/4 lower on it. I drove the wheels off of the truck today and I have no rubbing at 3" down in the front. I think at stock height you should be fine with a 33.
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