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Would anyone anticipate a difference in fitment between a stock 1500, and a stock 1500 w. air suspension?
It cost me $85 for install and another $70 for alignment with my HBS Leveling kit... I couldn't find any exact prices from previous purchasers so maybe that will help you
Wider tire suggestions?If I'm looking for a wider foot print on stock suspension with 20" wheels what can I fit?
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Any issues with 275/65R20 and 2" lift?
That is not a significant change from stock (slightly higher profile, no wider). Would not require a lift or level. Not sure what would be gained, other than throwing speedomete/odoneter off a rad.Any issues with 275/65R20 and 2" lift?
I have a 2014 Ram 1500 with 20" factory rims. With my dealers ok, I went to same size Tire but in an LT 10 ply, instead of the P 4 ply. Which requires a leveling kit. Even though it was done by the dealer, I have developed a transfer case issue, which Ram is blaming the tire size. The transmission doesn't down shift in 4-high, and 4-high only. As I have learned the hard way, you CAN'T change from the P rated 4 ply original size tires. According to Ram, that size is the only size within their "programmable limits" for this truck. I live in the country and can't even drive down the pea-gravel driveway without getting a flat with a 4 ply tire.
Was also informed by Ram, with the new electronic controls, if you put a tire, different from the original or out of their "programmable limits", you WILL have drive train issues, and Ram will Not stand by the warranty. I have brought up the issue of payload and towing advertised is beyond the tires capabilities, to no avail...
I was reading through the messages on this and I am interested as well, I have a 2012 Ram will have a 6 inch lift on it and was told to run at the most 35 inch tires so that I don't have to change out the rear gears. Can I run 35x12.50r20's on the stock rims without spacers?
Did you buy that truck used? That front end doesn’t look like stock height. Looks like it has a level on it.Hey I'm new to this and to let some of you guys know that I have a 2012 Ram 1500 4x4 st and I can fit 35/12.50r20 on it with no rubbing and it is all stock no level or lift
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Hey I'm new to this and to let some of you guys know that I have a 2012 Ram 1500 4x4 st and I can fit 35/12.50r20 on it with no rubbing and it is all stock no level or lift
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Did you buy that truck used? That front end doesn’t look like stock height. Looks like it has a level on it.
Your front is not stock, it's raised up prob with a spacer or leveling struts, nothing to do with been 4x4Yea I bought it used off a lot and that is what someone else told me but I didn't do anything to it and when I got it it didn't say that it had any mods to it and when I measured it the front and back was about an inch different so I'm not really sure and some people say cause it's a 4x4 it comes some what leveled
Your front is not stock, it's raised up prob with a spacer or leveling struts, nothing to do with been 4x4
Take a picture that shows the whole strut, look for a spacer underneath the strut tower top mount, if there is no spacer, the strut could be doing the levelingSo how can I tell if there is a leveling kit on it cause I really don't know what to look for cause I was looking to do one and I don't see the spacers the supposed to do it is there a other tipe of kits out there