So I’m still looking for a tire and wheel setup and I can across this and wondering if y’all can tell me if they will fit with my 4in suspension lift
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Tire and wheel question
- Thread starter modhunt
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Should fit fine. Offroad might have some rubbing but should drive around fine.
35" boggers will rub on a 4" lift. They measure closer to what most 36x13.50s measure. Unless street only, plan on adding an easy inch front and rear, and possibly a 1" body lift, along with fender trimming.
Right now truck is only on road new motor don’t wana tear it up just yet and my tires are bald need a new set would these rub on road only for now until I get my new lift ? Or would 34x10.50 clear better
For just road use they would probobly be ok. Just be careful when turning sharp or hitting driveways at an angle.
My old 80 k5 rubbed off road with 33x12.50 bfg at's (measured 32") on a 4" lift. Never rubbed on street, but came close.
Personally, I'd get them and see how much, and when they rub. An easy inch is pretty easy to install; new Ubolts, new center pins, and an afternoon. It will give you an extra full inch of lift and let you move axle forward or back an inch or so. Then if it still rubs (more than you want to trim) do a 1" body lift. Remember, extended bump stops can help with rubbing offroad also.
My old 80 k5 rubbed off road with 33x12.50 bfg at's (measured 32") on a 4" lift. Never rubbed on street, but came close.
Personally, I'd get them and see how much, and when they rub. An easy inch is pretty easy to install; new Ubolts, new center pins, and an afternoon. It will give you an extra full inch of lift and let you move axle forward or back an inch or so. Then if it still rubs (more than you want to trim) do a 1" body lift. Remember, extended bump stops can help with rubbing offroad also.
