wanting to get new tires

[frlawhorn5]

I've been doing a lot of research and I want bigger tires, I've read a lot of doing a 2" level kit on the front and keeping the stock in the back I can fit 295 60/20 nitto trail grapplers, is that true for a 2012 ram express 4 door?

 

[iam_canadian22]

you can fit bigger then that, those would be smaller then my stockers, stock was 275/60/20 on my sport, running 285/60/20 with no level, many say you can fit 275/65 and 295/60 easily with level on stock rims, wider tires then that you will likely need wheel spacers or new wheels with a bit more offset then stock

 

[frlawhorn5]

you can fit bigger then that, those would be smaller then my stockers, stock was 275/60/20 on my sport, running 285/60/20 with no level, many say you can fit 275/65 and 295/60 easily with level on stock rims, wider tires then that you will likely need wheel spacers or new wheels with a bit more offset then stock

My bad, I meant 295 60/20, so youre running 285/60 on your truck with no level? Do you have any pictures? I just want to see how it looks cause I've been wanting to level it but not sure

 

[iam_canadian22]

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[GoRebels]

You should be able to fit 275/65/20's with no lvl, it's the same width tire as stock just 1" taller. That 285/60 is only .5" taller and for the price not worth the gain......

 

[frlawhorn5]

You should be able to fit 275/65/20's with no lvl, it's the same width tire as stock just 1" taller. That 285/60 is only .5" taller and for the price not worth the gain......

I do have aftermarket rims on it though, but all I did was put the stock tires onto the aftermarket rims so it shouldnt make a difference right?

 

[Caldwell]

could you fit a 295/60/20 on a stock truck ? I think you could, but your wheel wells are going to be stuffed, and wont have much suspension travel. you may possibly need wheel spacers pending what offset rims you have.

 

[frlawhorn5]

Thanks for the input, went with the 275 65/20 looks great, filled up the wheel wells very nicely

 

[UneasyJmitchell]

^^Pics.

 

[whatTHEmilone]

If you do a 2" level, you can fit 35x12.5 tires. I have that setup on my truck and it looks great and there's no rubbing at all. I do however have aftermarket wheels with a -12 offset. You could probably just add a 1/4" wheel spacer for stock wheels.

 

[perhie15]

holy **** guys from a 18" tire to 20" is like a $100 difference?? wow! think ill stick with 18s.