Absolutely no rubbing, but I have a 4" lift... With a levelling kit you could fit 35's and not rub. I dont have a pic up close, but you can see the stance here:

 

^^ that looks awesome, does anyone else have any stance pic of their truck with the largest possible tire without a lift??

 

I have a 2009 Ram Sport and have BFG All Terrain K/O's in the 285/55/r20s. they look good and i have not had any issues with them.

 

i am thinking about taking my 305/55R20's and getting one "test mounted" just to see if it will clear everything.. i understand there will probably be some rubbing at full, or near full, turn but i rarely crank the wheels that far anyway so i'm not really worried about that.. i'm worried it will rub on the upper a arm as soon as it's bolted up.. i will get a picture of where i am talking about and post it..
there is only 1/2" space there. has no one had issues with the wider tire rubbing here?

 

i have aftermarket knuckles so my a-arm connects above the tire, but it is very close to the knuckle... worst comes to worst get some 1/4" spacers for the front

 

Any pics? Thinking of these for my SLT 4x4

 

/ 285/65/20's are the biggest with no rubbing...

 

Found a cool calculator for tire size. http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

Interesting thing is it gives you the change in speed from what your spedo should read to what it will actually read when you increase the tire size.

 

ive also heard that this is the tallest size that works with stock suspension and wheels.
any pics?

 

no, search it though someone on here has them. im planning on those hopefully soon