I have a 2007 1500 stock ram( no lift ) . It has 17 inch rimsand I was wondering how big of a tire can you put on these rims without it rubbing or having to get a lift ? And if ya go that big will you notice a big change in fuel economy ?

 

Do a search man. there are a ton of threads on this in here. 33's seem to be the biggest with no rubbing, or go the metric equivilent.

 

[sm=deadhorse.gif] 285/70/r17 or 33's

 

i dont know if there is much of a difference but im running 305/70R17 which come out to be around 34x12x17 ( 33.8x12x17 to be exact ) oh yeah i have a 03 dodge ram 1500

 

The 305/70/17 is about the biggest that I've seen multiple people have good results with.

donnyandashley,
Are the pics in your gallery showing the Maxxis Bighorns? If not, can you post some of them?

 

I believe 34" are the biggest you can go without a suspension lift or leveling kit. I have 33" Bridgestone A/T Dueler Revo's on mine and they actually helped my economy.

 

yes they are the maxxis bighorns....i love them and i got the for the "right" price of 750.00 mounted + ballanced with a road hazard warranty and lifetime rotations

 

If you go to a leveling kit you should be able to tuck 35s in there. thats what I did and they look great and no rubbing
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I swear the search engine is collecting dust.