would 37s clear on a 4 inch lift

kadeninabnitt · Mar 13, 2013

Was browsing tire and wheel combos tonight and I'm thinking a fuel hostage in a 22 would look sweet.So start looking at tires and I would love to go with a nitto mud grappler loved them on the 20s I had, but the smallest they go is a 37 for a 22. I really don't wanna go that big already had the big tire big lift deal on a dd don't care for it. I don't think a 4 inch lift would be too bad but would they clear let me know what yall think and TIA

jstann · Mar 13, 2013

i had 37s on with 4" lift no prblm

2000wa250 · Mar 13, 2013

37's on a 4". It works. Minor rubbing, need to do some trimming.
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molonlabe27 · Mar 13, 2013

I'll be trying it. I just ordered a 4" lift for my OBS and I plan on running 37" humvee tires with it. I got the truck with 33's at stock height and the bumper was already cut.

kadeninabnitt · Mar 13, 2013

Cool thanks for the info ill probably be going that direction soon unless nitto comes out with a 33 or 35 for the 22 anytime soon

OBSWIZ · Mar 14, 2013

You need 7" for 37" tires on a OBS unless the suspension doesn't move...like most OBS lifts. Do it correctly and it will ride great. Any lower on mine when getting through a area that require the suspension to flex it would have rubed. I also had true 37" tires...again most are not.

kadeninabnitt · Mar 14, 2013

Well that may change the way I go I don't care to be that high again.

Krause · Mar 15, 2013

Lifts are different on a 250 vs 350, expect an additional 1 1/2 to two inches with a f350 due to dana 60 and rear blocks being bigger. That said:

4" will not work on a F250 with 37's, there will be lots of rubbing, trust me there was rubbing on my skyjacker 6" lift F250.

4" on a f350, I never had it done exactly that way, but I expect you might get away with it, still expect to shim bumper forward and still encounter rub.