I have a 02 2500 and was wondering if I put a 2" leveling kit on will I be able to use 315/75/R16 without any rubbing. I have 285/75/R16 on it now without a leveling kit with no problems.

 

does anyone know where i can get right socket to fit wheel lugs on my 2008 big horn 4x4, 7/8 is to small and so is 22mm and 23mm. olemech

 

I think any 4 way has the socket that fits. check out any auto part store. Ya know the 4-way lug wench, it has four different sockets on each end. Mine fits my o6.

 

i have a 2007 dodge ram 1500 quad cab 4 wheel drive 5.7 hemi. My tires are shot i have the 20" stock rims. Instead of doing all this talk about different options and all.. to be blunt i want 35's on my truck what size,type tire, leveling kit or no? and wheel spacers or no? So basically what do i need to do to get 35s on my truck without dropping massive amounts for a lift kit..THANK YOU!!

 

hey yall i had a tire/ wheel question. i have 17" stock rims and was wondering could i just buy mud tires and put them on my stock rims and what kind of lift ( maybe 2 in leveling) i need to get as well. i read somewhere i would need wheel spacers but im pretty new to this stuff. ive taken my truck (05 ram 1500 st 4x2) in some off road areas around jax, fl and really just need the mud tires because some good fishing spots require a little drive to get to.

 

Hate to bring this old thread back, but i have a 07 QC 2wd running 275-65R20 with no lift and do not rub and i want to go as large as possible with only a 3" leveling kit. Possibly 35x12.5 or maybe 37x12.5. Anyone know how wide and how tall i can go?

 

35s will be as big as you can go but you'll either need different wheels or wheel spacers in order to run them because of the width.

 

 

8" suspension with a 3" body running 40s on 24s for the last 3 years with no problems. and yes I do play in the mud.

 

On a IFS Truck?
WOW, and you haven't snapped a from shaft yet?
You have stock gearing? Must be real hard to get those 40's moving!