you have a 2" front level? Show me your tires!

[hammy56]

Im getting a 2" front leveling kit...but Im not sure what size tires I want. Leaving the rear stock.

The tech doing the work says I can have 33's...that seems like it would take up most of my wheel wells. But Im really not too sure, so I'd love to see some pics of trucks that have the same level.

Thanks.

Hammy

 

[buddy guy]

i think something is off here as many Rams come stock with 33 inch tires already (those of u who have 20" rims and the accompanying stock tire size) And I was under the impression, stock height, we can get away with 34" but no more. (is your 2015 ram a 4 x 4 ? and is it currently on 17s?)

 

[Ohio5pt7]

My stock tires are 33s 275/60r20 you can pull off a 35 with the right offset check out customoffsets.com

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[buddy guy]

@Ohio5pt7 with the 2 inch lift or stock, to be clear.

 

[JHayez1911]

Im getting a 2" front leveling kit...but Im not sure what size tires I want. Leaving the rear stock.

The tech doing the work says I can have 33's...that seems like it would take up most of my wheel wells. But Im really not too sure, so I'd love to see some pics of trucks that have the same level.

Thanks.

Hammy

I running 33/12.5/22 with a Maxtrac 2.5 lift up front. No issues.

 

[hammy56]

Its a 4x4...with 275's, stock 20" rims...I thought 33's were much bigger. No?

 

[buddy guy]

Its a 4x4...with 275's, stock 20" rims...I thought 33's were much bigger. No?

nope. 32.99 inches. effectively 33 inches= 275 60 20. that's why i thought what installer said was weird. but i don't know if you need a lift in back as well to go bigger than that.

 

[hammy56]

nope. 32.99 inches. effectively 33 inches= 275 60 20

Ok, thanks for the clarification...in that case- Id like to see the same set with 285, 295, etc.

 

[quietpeen]

First off why would you put bigger tires on the front and leave the rear tires stock?

 

[hammy56]

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[hammy56]

First off why would you put bigger tires on the front and leave the rear tires stock?

I wouldn't. Obviously.
Im leaving the rear height stock...tires all around.

 

[buddy guy]

First off why would you put bigger tires on the front and leave the rear tires stock?

lol. i assumed he meant the shocks. you're funning us, right? LOL

@hammy56 i'm sure he was funning us. lol

 

[quietpeen]

No sorry I was mistaken. My bad I thought he wanted to change the front size of the tires but not the rears

 

[quietpeen]

If you read the original post he says about leaving the rear stock which seems to refer to tire size and not suspension lol

 

[buddy guy]

yep i know exactly how you could have read it that way. I just thought he's got questions, but he's not cray cray. lol

for some reason this thread reminds me of a guy when i was in college who had a perfectly normal boring 76 impala except for some strange reason he though having a double rear axle would be a good idea. I thought it looked completely stupid but...who am I to judge. i'm assuming the wheels just moved along for the ride versus it having any kind of funky rear 4 wheel drive.

 

[Ohio5pt7]

@Ohio5pt7 with the 2 inch lift or stock, to be clear.

The 2" sorry about that

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[Quick_Shifter]

Here you go buddy. 2” level rear height is stock. Wheels are 20” with 35x12.5 tires

 

[hammy56]

Here you go buddy. 2” level rear height is stock. Wheels are 20” with 35x12.5 tires
View attachment 171345 View attachment 171346

There it is! Thanks...truck looks great.

 

[ram1500rsm]

First off why would you put bigger tires on the front and leave the rear tires stock?

Drag racer ?

 

[ram1500rsm]

Falken 315/70/17 at 2" front lift
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