Rubbing

[Dodge4x4810]

Eventually, I want to get 35x12.50x18 tires for my truck. I understand that many people have them. My question is will they rub my splash guards at full lock? They are the molded WeatherTech guards. I also, currently have a 2" level in the front. Also, what are some good all-terrain tires that meet the load rating of the 2500. I had ProComp tires on my last Dodge ('05 Ram) and loved them, but they do not offer the right load rating for the heavy dutys, unless I missed it.

 

[MADDOG]

I did this with my 2014 with the molded Weathertech units and had no rubbing with a 2" front level.

What wheels are you going to use? When I upgraded to 35's I had 18x9 XD Addict wheels with a -12mm offset.

I have BFG KO2's that are rated at 2910 lbs @ 50 psi

 

[Dmopar74]

Look at 305/70r18

 

[Dodge4x4810]

I was going to use the stock wheels. I have always liked the look of stock wheels with larger tires. I may get aftermarket wheels if i find ones that I like though. Any recommendations and pics will be appreciated. Also, I have never dealt with picking out tires for a heavy duty truck, just 1/2 tons. Should I get the same load rated tires as stock? I do towing sometimes, not alot though.

 

[R.D.J.]

I just put that exact size Toyo Open Country M/Ts, on my 2018 2500 6.4 with power wagon front springs/trackbar/5100 Bilsteins to level it.

I have factory RAM brand moulded splash guards, and theres no rub at all.