I've been searching and searching and searching on here for a yes or no answer on 35x12.5r20's on stock sport rims with a 2 inch leveling kit...please only repond if you have this set up, my question is not answered by showing me your 35 with aftermarket rims...or a 4-6 inch lift... not trying to be rude... i just want a clear answer... thanks guys..(tire specs...34.8 high, 12.5 wide, these are the tires I am intrested in..stock 9" rim..)

 

You will rub the control arm with the factory backspacing.

 

I too am looking for these answers.

 

So you have to install a spacer?
I'm thinkin about getting the same set up level and 35"x12.5" but on 17" rims

 

I have heard they might rub.. but then I read that other have had them on with no problems so... anyone have this set up ...some one must have tried...

 

35x12.5x17 with 4" of backspacing run in the wheel well just a hair at ride height.

 

That's with a leveling kit on it.

 

Talked to the guy who has the tires i want ... says he puts 35's on ram 1500's all the time with the factory rims...but it does require the spacer 6mm i think he said(1/4")...he also said they will fit without the 2" leveling kit... but it would rub on the plastic...

 

They will fit with a 1/4" spacer.

 

Ok, don't have them on the stock 20's, but I do have Wrangler DuraTrac 315/70/17's (pretty much the same thing as 35x12.5x17). These are 34.4" according to Goodyear website. I have a 2" Readylift leveling kit on the front end. Before I added my grill guard, which weighs down my front end, I still had enough room for another 1/2". Still not rubbing now, even with the extra weight on the front.