Leveling and tires questions. Please help the new guy
#11
Texas A&M Aggie
This is my favorite for comparing tire sizes.
http://rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp
OP, I'd advise going 33x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Little more aggressive than an AT, less aggressive than an MT, and at a reasonable price.
https://www.tirebuyer.com/tires/nitt...yl8aAp9x8P8HAQ
Also, plus 1 for the Rancho Quicklifts. Ran them on my '07, and have a set on order for my '16. Absolutely loved them, and for what they are they're a great price.
http://rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp
OP, I'd advise going 33x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Little more aggressive than an AT, less aggressive than an MT, and at a reasonable price.
https://www.tirebuyer.com/tires/nitt...yl8aAp9x8P8HAQ
Also, plus 1 for the Rancho Quicklifts. Ran them on my '07, and have a set on order for my '16. Absolutely loved them, and for what they are they're a great price.
#12
Senior Member
I have an 04 Screw lariat RWD... I have a 3" Front and 2" Rear leveling kit and I have 35s... I added a 1/2" wheel spacer (For looks mostly) and I have NO rubbing!
#14
Senior Member
Yeah... I mean... it's close... but I don't have any rubbing! and I LOVE the look!
I would step down to 17" wheels or go up to a 20" wheel though! Tires for an 18" wheel are stupid expensive!!! I got the wheels (17" wheels) and tires for less than just the tires for my stock 18s... Check into it!
I would step down to 17" wheels or go up to a 20" wheel though! Tires for an 18" wheel are stupid expensive!!! I got the wheels (17" wheels) and tires for less than just the tires for my stock 18s... Check into it!
#16
Senior Member
3" levels are just not advised as as your geometry is so far off and you'll be wearing through front end parts fast.