35s on stock height?

bluedge8 · Jan 18, 2015

thatsmokinobs said:
I really like the look of trucks when they lean to the back. If i got a 4 inch lift and just installed the front stuff and not the blocks or amything in the back, would that mess anything up? Then would 35s fit? And does anyone happen to have a picture of that?

Other than looking gay as hell, it would work. And yes 35's would fit in the front, could be close in the back.

btw, my truck has zero fitment issues with the front bumper because I have a ranch hand (currently) and is effectively "trimmed"

01pwrstkr · Jan 18, 2015

bluedge8 said:
Other than looking gay as hell

This

"3 can keep a secret if 2 are dead"

spencer922 · Feb 3, 2015

I had 35" Toyo muds on a 16x10 in wheel. They would only rub at all they way turned left. For me it rubbed on the leaf and nowhere else, but I did trim a little off of the bumber.

It looked mean, but I couldn't keep the truck clean with all the water on the road in the PNW.

pullandpray · Feb 3, 2015

Stock height.. bumper is spaced forward 3" and trimmed a little bit. no rubbing issues rims are 20x10s

redneckabbott · Feb 3, 2015

I had to trim the inside of my bumper when I ran 285/75/16. I've moved up to 315/75 and haven't touched my bumper again. I do have a 2" front mini spring pack I'll eventually install but the truck drives fine so I'm in no rush.

thatsmokinobs · Feb 3, 2015

After you trimmed the bumper, they didnt rub at all though?

nossliw · Feb 12, 2015

37'S 16.5 Militarys on a stock 350 with an add a leaf up front due to a 500+lb bumper/winch combo. Probably sits near stock height if not a bit lower up front.