I'm looking at gettting some new tires for my truck. ive read around different places and some say theyve it 33s and some say that they wont fit, but never a definite yes or no. could someone please answer this for me?
and if it matters, the tires im looking at are the bfg mud terrains and general grabbers. everything is stock on the truck.

 

Not enough info. 4x4? 2WD? Any lift?

They will probably rub on turns...

 

not lifted, 4x4 and i dont mind if it rubs a little but i dont want insane rubbing and noise from it

 

I have a 1500 with almost flat rear leafs and a 300 pound bumper that weighs down the front. I have ~34.5's on a slightly offset rim and barely rub at full turn. I'd say you'd be good with some different rims. With my stock rims I rubbed like hell haha.

 

my 2001 dodge ram 2500 4x4 with stock 16x8 almuinum wheels fit (roughly 32.8x10.8x16)285/75/16 toyo MT with out rubing at full turn with no leveling kit or wheel spacers...

i now have a 2in leveling kit and i switch to 35x1250x20s for the summer and then put my 285/75/16s on for the winter

 

33's should go just fine on a 3/4 ton. Watch the width though, that will cause them to rub on the lower control arms at full turn.

 

My 2500 4x4 with 305 MTZ's on stock rims would rub on the control arms enough to make noise but not interfere with turning radius.

 

Do you think skinny 35's would fit? if not whats a cheap way to make them fit

 

Id like to know if my completely stock '95 ram 2500 will fit some skinny 35's. its a 4x4 as well. if it wont fit 35's stock, then what would be the cheapest way to be able to fit them? thanks.

 

Body lift and appropriate rims. Might still have slight rubbing issues.