Pics Battle: 35" vs 37" tires on you HD (level kit only, no lift)
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Pics Battle: 35" vs 37" tires on you HD (level kit only, no lift)
2" Thuren level on 35x12.5R17 BFG KO2s. Sits at 43.25 up front, 43.5 out back.
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2" Thuren level on 35x12.5R17 BFG KO2s. Sits at 43.25 up front, 43.5 out back.
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That's still impressive given mine has a 6" BDS and still rubs with full flex and turn.
It's all about the offset....my 37s rubbed with the 6.5 lift before I trimmed. Of course my wheels are 3" wider and have a negative offset. I thought he was crazy when he told me he was taking the lift off and going 37s.
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2.5 in level with 35s
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Which tires are these and which size? Which wheel and size? They look bigger than 35’s IMO.
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2 in level 35x12.5
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35 x11.2 with a Rough Country 2" leveling kit.
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37's
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37's were too small, so I decided to go to 39's but you didn't really ask about that.
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18 Laramie 2" Zone Off-road leveling kit, 20x9 RBP 75R Battalions +10 offset, 35" BF-Goodrich All-Terrains
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Not 35s but lt295/70/18 fit like a glove if your looking for a hair bigger then stock but a much heavier load rating. These are 4080lb per tire at 80 psi. I wish they made this rating in a bigger size
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Not 4080lb, but 3970lb. I don't think 110lb will make any difference.
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damn i agree, i might have to jump up to 37s next time i need tires! is your truck lifted or leveled? and whats the offset or spacing on your rims?
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I have a 2" Thuren level and the wheels are Method MR312 Bronze 18x9 +18mm. I have about 10k miles on the wheels and tires and see no apparent wear yet. So far so good.
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