38" Tires?
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38" Tires?
Hey everyone, I am planning to go from my 35" Toyo tires to maybe a 38". I do have the 4" Level/Lift kit on a stock rim right now. I do know that I will have to change out Rims to fit the tire, but I was more curious about it fitting in the wheel well.
Any suggestions? Experience? Place to start looking to purchase? I plan on trying to attend the meet in Oregon early October, so if there is a place close by there that has good prices I would consider grabbing them then.
Thanks!
Any suggestions? Experience? Place to start looking to purchase? I plan on trying to attend the meet in Oregon early October, so if there is a place close by there that has good prices I would consider grabbing them then.
Thanks!
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Well, that sounds crappy! LOL, I hope I can fit them in there... There is tonnes of space above the tires, just a little bit tight in the back of the wheel well where the fender tapers... (Only when you turn the wheel...)
I was hoping to fill in the GIANT space above the Tire...
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33's are better for a 4" lift if you plan on off roading, I had a 6" and ran 37's but rubbed really bad so I had to down size to 35's.
Here it is with a 6" on BFGs 37s, forward video to 2:25
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eFiGT_YnX4
Here I'm running 35's on a 6" lift look how close I come to rubbing. Forward Video to 2:38
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXrO-Ck0qpI
Here it is with a 6" on BFGs 37s, forward video to 2:25
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eFiGT_YnX4
Here I'm running 35's on a 6" lift look how close I come to rubbing. Forward Video to 2:38
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXrO-Ck0qpI
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