Adding a 6" suspension lift very soon as I've kind of fallen into enough to get a lift and such. Probably looking to do it in a week or two so any input is appreciated.Eventually looking to move over to aftermarket rims, but I didn't fall into millions lol. Anyways, what size tire will be big enough (37's) and still allow me to drive smoothly as in no rubbing

Thanks for the help

CHris

I have 37x12.50 17s on my 07 and I have just resently noticed some paint missing on my lower control arms, but I havent been able to here or feel anything. just a couple of shiny spots

Also, whats the closest to a TRUE 37" tire you can get. My buddy has a set of tires that measure 35" when measured.

Thanks for the rapid response bud, appreciate it.

http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/specs...t-a-ko/44.html according to this my tires are actually 36.3

It is hard to find a tire true to its size most are always a little smaller. If you check out the tires website they normally have the exact dimensions. You should be fine with 37' though. I have a 6' with 38' but trimmed up and the front and backsides of my front fenders.

Do you have pictures of the trimmed finders. I remember on an F-150 I had I did have to trim a front bumper valence is this remotely the same.I really like how 38's look on your truck. What kind of suspension lift do you have??? I'm looking at buying a lift very soon and just weighting out my options on what I can go with and not get ripped off

even with the 6" lift my 35x13.5x20 Pro-Comp Extreme A/T still rub the control arms at full lock.

rancho makes a 4" kit that will allow you to run 37's on your factory wheels without rubbing. you get new tubular style upper and lower control arms.