hey whats up all, in the next month or so im looking to get new rims and tires.. im looking to put 315/40/26 tires on and im wondering what i will need to do to make sure it doesnt rub (alot) im going to put a 2" leveling kit on the front, to help out or if i should go with a 3" lift. its a 2wd 2006 dodge ram 1500 quad. so anyone that knows about this size of tire or seen them any help is appreciated.. thanks

oh yeah and today i was at a tire place and the guy told me that the tire was going to be smaller and about an inch and a half wider than the one i have on my truck now (factory 20's with 33" tire i believe) but online it says the tire is 35.9 inches tall (pirelli scorpion 315/40/26)

 

26' tire wow thats nuts you will be doing allot of maintanince on your front end in the future with that set up and with that tire you will feel every bump or rock in the road

 

yeah i figured that but thats the thickest tire for that size rim i just wanna still have some kind of turning ability lol

 

IMO that rim is tooooo big but if you wanna run them a 3' body lift and a level should be fine dont forget longer shocks

 

haha yeah thats what im going for, since its only a 2wd and i cant put a big lift with big tires might as weel do big rims.. the guy at tirekingdom told me it should fit fine with a leveling kit but i was just wondering if anyone on the forum had exp with this tire size and what it would take to put them on without any rubbing

 

i got a 2wd and i think I pull it off okay.

 

not to be mean but i dont think anyone on hear is that stupid to put 26's on a truck .....rember my opinoin

 

true that looks better than okay ha

 

and BTW you can put a big lift and tires on it just cause its a 2wd doesent stop you from makin it a monster truck. will look better than 26'rims and would probably be cheaper

 

yeah.. but idk i guess its the style around here and the style i like.. i remember a guy posting a picture of his truck with 26's on here before but couldnt find it in search seeing if he would chime in and give me any tips