You may be able to fit them. Do you have pictures?

I can tell you if you'll fit them by looking at the pictures.

 

on ur 36x14.50 how much r u clearing them by? what kinda rim backspacing r u running with them?

 

ok im not any kind of computer wiz so i dont have any on here but i could send u some through my cell phone

 

well when u put larger tires on how much does ur truck go up half the difference or less than half or what?

 

they dont measure a true 14.5. they are more like 12.75-13"

but I still rub them when flexed and the wheel turned.

Let me see if I have any pictures of it on flat ground.

 

36x14.5 Hawgs for the trail

 

ok let me ask u this would 38.5 be alright for driving around town my 35s look dorky on my truck to me and the rough country kit really doesnt flex that hard i guess but i have never been watching my truck off road i have always been driving it so i really dont know

 

here is my truck with the hawgs on flat ground with the tires straight.



I clear them pretty good. But I think in this picture I still had my 3" coils in.

 

ok

to post pictures you have to host the picture at another site or donate to the site. or you can email them to someone and they can post them for you.
I think my eamil is in my profile.

when you lift the truck you will get what ever lift amount the kit states you get (plus or minus .5"s).
you wil gain some height from your tires if your going taller.

I put 36x14.5 hawgs in my sig because thats what they say on the tire. But almost any tire you measure will not be true measuements.
Alot of time when they measure width they dont measure tred width they measur over all width on the recomended rim size. On a 15x8 rim you'll have less sidwall bulge.

 

It all depends what kind of 38 you get. If you get a bias ply tire or a bogger you'll have no teeth left (assuming you have some to begin with).