Tire rub?

[cullen17]

I'm wanting some 35 inch general grabber tires and I haven't decided on what wheels I want but I know I want 18s. I was wondering what wheel specs I need to make sure they don't rub with just bilsteins shocks at 2.8.

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[bobeast]

I can't answer your specific question, but thought I'd try to dissuade you from Generals. I had a manufacturing defect in a General tire on a previous truck, and they jacked me around for months on what was obviously a defect in the tire. I'll never own Generals again.

 

[cullen17]

I can't answer your specific question, but thought I'd try to dissuade you from Generals. I had a manufacturing defect in a General tire on a previous truck, and they jacked me around for months on what was obviously a defect in the tire. I'll never own Generals again.

i really like the look of the Generals. what would you recomend me use? I't is mainly going to be steer driven with some offroading and lots of snow in the winter

 

[brandonjansen]

18x9 0 offset will give you the least likely chance of rubbing. If you want a slightly wider stance then you can get away with a 18x9 -12 offset as well.

 

[cullen17]

18x9 0 offset will give you the least likely chance of rubbing. If you want a slightly wider stance then you can get away with a 18x9 -12 offset as well.

thanks

 

[bobeast]

i really like the look of the Generals. what would you recomend me use? I't is mainly going to be steer driven with some offroading and lots of snow in the winter

I'm partial to the BFG KO2s. Great traction, badass look, and quiet on the road.