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Your two best choices would be, 305/65R18 or 35X12.50R18.
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I put a 2.5" leveling kit on my truck and 325/ 65/ 18's on it. There is a very slight rubbing (very very slight) on the driver side. It occurs at the rear of the wheel well. I am going to pull the plastic back or remove a portion of it and it will fix the issue simply. Truck has 2600 miles on it with no issues.
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Originally Posted by state31
if the leveling kit isnt on the truck does the tires still rub?
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BFG's are fine. Except I would go with either the 305/65R18 A/T or the 35X12.50R18 M/T. Alot of shops will not mount a 325/65R18 tire on factory rims due to safety/liability issues.
Last edited by IB Tim; Apr 25, 2007 at 05:31 PM.