Tires, tires, tires!
#16
Those are 37" in this pic? I was thinking of 35" and seriously considering the Toyo R/T (I have had Nitto Mud Grappler M/T and Firestone Destination M/T in the past and both were good). That looks like a stock-height truck. Do you have any rub issues up front with 37's? And what offset are you running?
I'm not sure what the offset is on the wheels, but they are factory 20" wheels. The truck does have a 2.5" level up front. The rear is stock F350 height.
The Toyo RT is also offered with a 45k mile warranty.
Here is a pic of the size on the tire.
#17
You can clear 35's on that truck with a 2" leveling kit with a factory type offset. 9" width and a +12 to +18 mm offset. The truck above is running factory wheels, which keeps the tire/wheel under the truck and allows for a larger tire to still turn up front.
PS sorry he got to your question before this posted. Pretty impressive you have 37's on there with a 2.5" kit. 37's on a Chevy would take about 20 inches of lift LOL
PS sorry he got to your question before this posted. Pretty impressive you have 37's on there with a 2.5" kit. 37's on a Chevy would take about 20 inches of lift LOL
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