Who's truck is this?

[Sybil]

I know I copied it off here but lost my bookmark.
Want to know what size tire this is and is there a level kit ? I need new tires soon and haven't found the right wheels so for now I want this look.

Thanks, Lynn

 

[xrsman]

To me it just looks like there is just a 1.5" rear coil spacer in it. The tires look stock size and there doesn't look to be enough room in the front wheel well for it to have a leveling kit. Just my observations!

 

[gassersarentdead]

Holy rake

 

[Sybil]

To me it just looks like there is just a 1.5" rear coil spacer in it. The tires look stock size and there doesn't look to be enough room in the front wheel well for it to have a leveling kit. Just my observations!

There is no way these tires are stock. Tires are cupped and much wider. I like the look. J

 

[xrsman]

There is no way these tires are stock. Tires are cupped and much wider. I like the look. J

I just meant stock height, they're deffinitly wider. Possibly could be 34's instead of 33's. Hard to tell!

Sent from my SM-G920W8 using Tapatalk

 

[BlownGP]

I think there wider than stock, so that will make them look a little taller

Plus it's not on level ground. Gives it a funny look

 

[kg93]

like 2" of rake!

 

[bobbo7915]

i would say it is parked on a hill to get that much rake...including the angle that the rear tire is at...

those tires look similar to my 305/50's mounted on the same rim but mine arent as tall, closer to a 32" tire then the factory 33". they could be a 305/55 or a 295/60, something a little bigger diameter then the factory and definitely wider

 

[J Rod]

I'm going to say it's the hill as well. I'll bet that driver's side rear tire is stuffed up inside the fender well.

 

[Casper]

I know I copied it off here but lost my bookmark.
Want to know what size tire this is and is there a level kit ? I need new tires soon and haven't found the right wheels so for now I want this look.

Thanks, Lynn

Definitely got some knobby-mudders on stock rims.

Rake could just be from the slope its parked on, or might have stiffer rear shocks for hauling that jack his @$$ when empty.