Biggest Tire on Factory 20's w/o Level or Lift

mxblaster83 · Nov 11, 2012

its the way to go!

Pete · Nov 11, 2012

Can you get away with 35s using only a leveling kit?

GlOcKnRaM · Nov 11, 2012

Pete said:
Can you get away with 35s using only a leveling kit?

With a 0 offset wheel you can, or a +1 offset..talk to 4x4hemi, hes running 35's on just a level with a 0 offset wheel...I rubbed with my 35's before my body lift, but I have a -12 offset wheel.

Pete · Nov 11, 2012

Cool thanks!

You think I could do it using the stock 20s?

GlOcKnRaM · Nov 11, 2012

Pete said:
Cool thanks!

You think I could do it using the stock 20s?

I dont even want to throw it out there since I dont like them/trust them, but you could use 1.5" hub centric spacers. But with your stock wheels if you didnt use said spacers, it would rub!! As the stock wheels dont have enough backspace, nor the right offset!

Pete · Nov 11, 2012

Yeah probably better to just buy wheels/tires and keep the stocks as spare or sell them

GlOcKnRaM · Nov 11, 2012

Pete said:
Yeah probably better to just buy wheels/tires and keep the stocks as spare or sell them

Oh yeah thats what Id do..If I went back to the start Id run a 275/60/20 on a 2.5" level with a 0 offset wheel!

BigDogg795 · Nov 11, 2012

Hmm...decisions decisions. I think I might wind up trying to do the level after all and just see if I can't find like a 34" tire. I'm pretty sure Jeremy's truck has 295/60's, doesn't it?

GlOcKnRaM · Nov 11, 2012

BigDogg795 said:
Hmm...decisions decisions. I think I might wind up trying to do the level after all and just see if I can't find like a 34" tire. I'm pretty sure Jeremy's truck has 295/60's, doesn't it?

You could definitely run a 295/60/20 on a level...33.9" over all, pretty much a 34" tire!..if using your stock wheels, you may have a slight rub at 3/4 to full lock.

Black Cloud · Nov 11, 2012

Any issues with 275/65R20 and 2" lift?

GlOcKnRaM · Nov 11, 2012

Black Cloud said:
Any issues with 275/65R20 and 2" lift?

Youd be golden with that set up!..perfect size tire with a leveling kit!

mattman_13 · Nov 11, 2012

+1 on the level. I've installed plenty of lifts and wanted to pay someone to do it on the ram but after watching a few videos on youtube decided to hit it myself. A pry bar IS your friend and a pair of extra hands would not hurt for a few minutes. Leveled mine this week and am looking for a tire combo as well.

I'm a toyo advocate and was in love with my toyo open country ats I had on my last ride.. They make a 275/65/r20 which real specs are 34.1x11x20. I think that on a small level would look great.

GlOcKnRaM · Nov 11, 2012

mattman_13 said:
+1 on the level. I've installed plenty of lifts and wanted to pay someone to do it on the ram but after watching a few videos on youtube decided to hit it myself. A pry bar IS your friend and a pair of extra hands would not hurt for a few minutes. Leveled mine this week and am looking for a tire combo as well.

I'm a toyo advocate and was in love with my toyo open country ats I had on my last ride.. They make a 275/65/r20 which real specs are 34.1x11x20. I think that on a small level would look great.

That tire would look good on a level!!

Belmont · Jan 8, 2014

mattman_13 said:
+1 on the level. I've installed plenty of lifts and wanted to pay someone to do it on the ram but after watching a few videos on youtube decided to hit it myself. A pry bar IS your friend and a pair of extra hands would not hurt for a few minutes. Leveled mine this week and am looking for a tire combo as well.

I'm a toyo advocate and was in love with my toyo open country ats I had on my last ride.. They make a 275/65/r20 which real specs are 34.1x11x20. I think that on a small level would look great.

I know nothing about Tires and started reading this thread. I have the Bilstein adjustable shocks on front set at 2" which makes truck virtually level. Can I get away with putting LT275/65R20 BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO without any issues? I tow my boat and trailer so I don't want any rubbing or issues.

Thanks,

Belmont

iam_canadian22 · Jan 9, 2014

Belmont said:
I know nothing about Tires and started reading this thread. I have the Bilstein adjustable shocks on front set at 2" which makes truck virtually level. Can I get away with putting LT275/65R20 BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO without any issues? I tow my boat and trailer so I don't want any rubbing or issues.

Thanks,

Belmont

from experience im not a fan of the ko's unless they get replaced by winter tires during the winter but yes they will fit with no issue

Belmont · Jan 14, 2014

with my current set up of Bilstein front shocks set at 2.1" and 20" rims on truck. What tires would you all suggest to give my truck that meaty look yet have a great tire for all seasons with lots of traction. All suggestions would be appreciated.

powrsurg · Nov 25, 2014

Tomorrow I'm trading in my 2012 lifted Rubicon on 35 ' s and am picking up a 2015 1500 bighorn. Since the stock tires are 33in I'm figuring 35s may fit given correct wheel offset. Putting 35s on is a cheap 1 in lift which would give me th look I want. I just doubt my 325 duratracs would fit.

Danny0894 · Mar 24, 2015

This may be a stupid question but i cant find an answer to it i have a 2010 ram 1500 is there a way to fit 35's without a lift/level with the right offset?

Big Empty · Jul 21, 2015

2012 ram laramie. want to keep the stock tires, whats the largest tire i can put on? Im getting a level in front it sounds like.

Ramguy65 · Jul 22, 2015

I'm running 305/55/20 on stock suspension and rims with no rubbing.

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