It seems like I read somewhere that you cant put 15" wheels on a ram because of some certain caliper clearance or something. I'm not sure if it was for the 4x4 or 4x2, but does anyone know.....

 

I have 15" rims on my 1995 1500 4x4, with 33x12.5 tires on it, no problems at all.

 

same here. it's close, but it clears just fine..

 

in 99 dodge changed to a dual piston caliper. So 15's will rub the caliper, you can get them to fit but you'll need to grind the caliper or replace with a single caliper setup

 

It also depends on if you have the sport package or not. I believe it is the sports (and probably off-road editions as well) they went with a larger diameter rotor.

 

Slightly off topic... will the dual piston calipers fit my 96 CTD4x4? I would like a brake upgrade. Now back on topic....anyone have 15 inch old style aluminum slots on their 2nd gen? I think that would look sweet! Post pics if ya have em!

 

the calipers probablly wont fit on your CTD as its a 3/4 or 1 ton pickup having dana 60 front axle.. and i think its different mounting system..

pretty sure the sports and non sports have the same rotor as it did not matter when i put new ones on my ram.

 

Thoses who have 15's on your Ram, do you have a bigger offset ??
I'm not worried about the caliper, but I don't think the tie-rod end will clear it.
95 1500 4x4

 

Mine is a 99 sport and I'm running 15" rims no problems.

Matter of fact, if the OP wants to buy my rims with the current tires on them, he can. I bought a set of stock steelies that I'm going to throw on the truck.

 

The Sport package is just an appearance thing, no difference in brakes.