I have a question. I have a 2001 4x4 1500. I put a 4.5" sky jacker kit in it, and put 35" tires on. The tires still rub on the inner side of the wheel well. My question is, does anyone have a inexspensive idea on how to fix this? I was thinking bout a mild body lift or possibly a leveling kit? Any opinion would be appreshiated

 

Build some new suspension. Inexpensive, unique, and better than anything Chrysler or Sky HACKer could give your truck.

 

Moved your question to a new thread so that you could get more/better help, rather than dragging up an old thread.

 

Are you running stock wheels, or aftermarket?

 

Which tires are rubbing? All four, just the fronts when turning, the rears? Do your wheels have the correct backspacing?

 

I'm running 35" Mickey Thompsons and it's just the front wheels are rubbing on the fender near the door. I can't recall the offset, but the rub on a solid turn. It seems to be worse when I reverse..

 

I know it's more then likely to much positive offset. but the wheel rubs mid wheel so I think I only need and extra few inches.

 

If it just rubbing on the plastic you can heat it up and bend it back some let it cool and see if that solves the rub, this works if you only have a slight rub

 

It's not on the plastic it rubs, it rubs the actual steel of the fender I've already did some body work and cut out an inch of the fender. I was really dissapointed that they still rubbed after the suspension lift.

 

Thank you for moving my post btw, greatly appreshiate the feed back