35’s

[JamisonPoe]

Looking to go bigger with 35’s on a 20“ rim. Do i need to add a lift? if not, does it look better with a lift? Suspension or body?

 

[retired]

depends on the offset of the wheels and of course what truck you have.

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[ilovemyramlaremie]

Be ready to feel the added weight, and the truck feel more sluggish.

 

[Wes Veness]

Be ready to feel the added weight, and the truck feel more sluggish.

Huh, I have a 6" lift and 35's the truck doesn't feel any more sluggish.. I actually like the ride better only thing it you take a "slight" hit on the MPG's.

 

[DILLIGAF]

Be ready to feel the added weight, and the truck feel more sluggish.

 

[Burla]

So you have a 2500 yes, with the solid axle right? Do you know the gearing? Yes it will look better with a lift and your truck is built to handle it as opposed to 1500's where you have to worry about every move. If you want a real lift get a suspension lift, some places don't even do body lifts, suspension lift or bust. 35's would probably work, depending how wide you might rub, maybe you will need a cheap level, but it will fill the fender full, I wouldn't like that at all personally. A bare minimum would be 3.92 gears, but you will be much happier with 4.56 with a lifter properly 2500. It just depends on the money you have to invest, it surely wont be cheap to do it right, especially if you do gears.

 

[BolletuH]

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[getinked]

Here is an example of mine. 6in, 20s, 37s.

 

[DrewP]

All you need is a leveling kit. I used the Bilstein level kit with front reservoirs and was an easy install. I then put 295/65R20 (on the factory rims) which are slightly taller than 35's. The ride on my 2500 Mega slightly softened a bit, which was welconed.

 

[Goosewhole]

I upsized to 35 inch mud tires on my 2500 without a lift or any other modifications. I don't feel any sluggishness, and I didn't really notice any change in my fuel economy. I would, however, get the speedometer recalibrated, because of I set my cruise at 80, I'm actually toodling along at 82-83. Not much, but enough to get pulled over when the speed limit is 75.

 

[Regcabguy]

I'd find some factory 18's. Tires are cheaper and the ride will be much better with taller sidewalls. Some Method's come in Ram specific backspacing.

 

[JC4041]

Be ready to feel the added weight, and the truck feel more sluggish.

Sounds like someone tried 35's with 3.21's

 

[Evguy1]

37's with 2" leveling.

 

[jagman_xjs]

I just bought a RAM with 35s on it. It has a 3.55 diff. Power is fine mpgs are ok. BUT the noise of those tires SUCKS. I have thought about selling the rims and tires (FUEL) and going back to stock tread. It has neither a level or a lift on it. It does however have both front liners removed. Which I do NOT like as there is dirt and gravel in there. I will be removing the debris out of it before I start driving it regularly.

 

[Tulet]

My 2018 with a 4” Lift, 35” Tires and 1” spacers.

 

[Crazyro]

Leveled on 35s. 1.5" level. No issues whatsoever.