quick question for yall. im gonne be lifting my truck, but i need new tires right now. and ima get tires to mount on my new wheels. i got these
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/52..._pn=PCW52-5868 and wanted to get 31x10.5 tires. . .could i get these in my stock hight truck? its an 01 3.9 2wd dak.

 

i think yes thats what ive read in the forum

 

Probably not without rub. You'll probably have quite a bit of rub. My tires are 265/70/16 and I get some rub at full turn, and mines lifted 2 inches all around, no real big deal. But if you're lifting it 3" or whatever, 31's should be fine.

 

youll be fine after lift

 

I don't know what the height difference between stock 2wd and a stock 4wd is but I had the 31 x10.50 on my stock 4wd and they never rubbed sitting at stock height. But if you are worried about rubbing your can do a 2" lift for pretty cheap, I just put 2" blocks in the back and tightened my torsion bars.

 

dang. . .yeah they will be dialed when its lifted with the 31's, but i need tires before i can lift it cuz mine are shot and its rainy season round here. . .crap! gotta put in some more overtime then!! hahah well worth it tho. thanks yall

 

As with Mr. Lover they fit fine on my ’00 4X4. Look in the owner’s manual, that’s what told me I could use.

 

2wd don't have torsion bars and you can't put blocks on them, unless you do a spring-over-axle swap. Get cheap coil spacers off of ebay for $110 and rear 2" shackles for the rear. I fit 275/55/R20's under mine with a little rub on the inside and I had to cute my front muper a few inches (really easy with dremmel and a dry-erase marker) Can you tell they are cut?

Also recently I put 1" wheel spacers on the front and they do not rub at all , but had to cut bumper a little more.. Look at picl. Mine is also a 2wd and sits about 2"s lower than a 4wd.

 

thanks for the help. was just tryna see if i can fit em stock before i get my lift, its on back order.

 

They will fit good enough to drive around. They will rub a little on the inside and might hit the bumper. Razor blade works better than a dremmel, won't heat up the plastic/paint and cause bubbles or anything in the paint.