Will 35" tires fit on my stock Ram?
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02-12-2011 | 11:21 PM
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12-29-2013 | 02:44 PM
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You can lift it all you want, but if you don't get the proper backspacing/offset you will always rub. My PW will be able to clear 35s (without full articulation) and minimal rub on the C/As if I get the proper offset.
If I go with the Carli 3" lift and the proper offset nothing will be affected.
If I go with the Carli 3" lift and the proper offset nothing will be affected.
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01-28-2014 | 06:24 PM
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I had 33x12.50x20 federal mt's on chrome rockstars +35 offset and had a grinding noise when making left turns at slow speeds. I then went to a all terrain tire that was just over 32" with no noise. I do have a rough country level kit. My 35" trail grapplers came in today. Do y'all think I will need spacers in hopes that the grinding noise won't come back?
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01-28-2014 | 08:57 PM
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Have an 09 and went to three diff places for estimates to get 33x12.5s on 20" wheels. They all told me I needed a 2.5" level kit at a min to make tires up to 35" fit. So i picked up a Daystar leveling kit on this forum, installed it myself, and got the tires and wheels put on same day. No rubbing or ride quality difference. Will completely transform the look of your truck for the better.
Threadjacking..Sorry, 33x12.5 on the 20's will fit with the daystar level kit? Looking into tires soon and have always poked at the front level kit. How was the daystar with vibration, alignment and such. What tires did you end up going with? Is your 09 a 4x4 by chance? Thx