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Will a 37x12.5 fit with 6"

bigbadchev84

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Like the title says. I am looking at a set of 37/12.5/16.5 goodyear hummer tires for my brothers truck. Will they fit with no trimming? He is running 6" suspension. Is anyone else running this combo? Got pics?
 
i cleared the 37 MT/R with no trimming but it was VERY close. also i think the MT is taller than the MT/R.
 
Depends on the spring and the truck, but the answer is probably no.

You really have to lift the truck sky high to not trim anything.
 
It depends what he is using the truck for they will fit in the wheel wells at ride hight but anything more intense then a big speed bump is going to make them rub
 
here is mine when it had a new 6" lift and new 36" tsl's that measured 36.2" earlier that week.

Ive heard the 36" tsl is the same size as a 37" anything, so fwiw here is a pic: Ohh, i trimmed for my wheeling trip a little because it rubbed when i flexed it out on a big curb, but for street driving, it worked fine with no trimming as long as you stay on the pavement.

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Yes they will rub a lot. You need to trim fenders A LOT. I wheeled it this weekend and the fenders almost sliced through my brand new tires.

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3" lift and 37's. You can see where they rub on the inner fender when flexed and turning with no swaybar. The fenders are trimmed though.

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just my .02 cents but it really depends on how wide of a wheel you are planning on using. if you are going to try using 37's with a 6in lift i would use an 8in wide wheel and trim. i dont think you would be able to get away with using a 10in wide wheel unless you plan on doing alot of trimming...
 
I clear 37x12.5 with only 4 inches of lift and some cutting.
 
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