^^^^ once i put my Fabtech 6.5" lift on in the front and BDS box shackle flip ill be running 35x12.50R17 general grabber red letters on Level 8 Trackers black. just hoping they will fit. lol

 

Them General red letters was my second choice when going 35s. I think I'll stick to some Cooper STTs though.

 

I wish I knew someone who was running them in person, I would like to see how well they perform. Its just such a weird looking design and not too many people run them, but from the people who have run them give pretty good reviews.

 

BF Goodwrench All Terrains. 265/75r 16. May go up a size when I am due for new tires

 

265/75R16 stock everything. Was hoping they would fill the wheel wells a little more, but may go bigger if/ when these tires start to go down, but will have to regear for bigger tires for sure. Noticeable difference from the stock 225's

 

Quick question, would 33"s be too much for my 3.55 ratio.

I currently have 245/75/16 and am looking at some of the factory 20's which come with 33" 275/60/20.

 

I have 3.55LS with 265/75R16's which is equivalent to just a hair bigger than 31"s and noticed a drop in performance on the top end. Low end grunt is still there. Power and gas mileage will suffer quite a bit unless you regear

 

Hey im new to the page I have 16 inch rims on a stock 2000 ,ram 1500 sport I'm thinking about getting a 3 inch suspension lift any ideas of what tires and sizes would fit the best

 

Go back to page 1 of this thread and start reading.

And this thread: https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...lift-kits.html

You will find your answer.

 

I've looked into the lifts and could do a 3 inch all around and put 2.5 inch strut spacers would it be bad to stack the rear blocks ?