Broke laws of tire size being relative to the lift you have.
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check these tires out...http://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireSe...r=15&x=35&y=12...this is what tire rack has for those sizes
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im not calling you a lair but I find it hard to believe that those fit without rubbing. I have 33s with 9in of lift and they rub offroad. My 31s caught the top of the front fender onroad if i was turning just right and hit a bump. That was with a 2in bodylift a tbar crank. Im betting if you keep 32s on there the top and back of your front fender will be all chewed up within a month along with your tires. My tires have quite a few good cuts in them from that happening
Your top view picture doesn't agree with your measurement statement. I get a little larger than a 30" tire comparing the 15" rim size to the tire OD (giving allowance for the rim lip).
The fact that it rubs means that it doesn't 'fit'. If it rubs just under normal on road driving, try turning + un-level ground at it and you may end up tearing your truck and tire up. This isn't even considering that a new 32" tire will be larger in diameter than those used ones.
Also, the fact that it only rubs 'a little' means that your suspension is likely not at stock height either. A body lift might buy you a bit more room, but not enough to actually use those tires.
The fact that it rubs means that it doesn't 'fit'. If it rubs just under normal on road driving, try turning + un-level ground at it and you may end up tearing your truck and tire up. This isn't even considering that a new 32" tire will be larger in diameter than those used ones.
Also, the fact that it only rubs 'a little' means that your suspension is likely not at stock height either. A body lift might buy you a bit more room, but not enough to actually use those tires.
Originally Posted by JS_blazer
I bout flipped out when I saw it. I had to get a friend to look to make sure I wasn't going crazy. I doubt I'll get any bigger. I would love 35's, but that's a little much.
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Your top view picture doesn't agree with your measurement statement. I get a little larger than a 30" tire comparing the 15" rim size to the tire OD (giving allowance for the rim lip).
The fact that it rubs means that it doesn't 'fit'. If it rubs just under normal on road driving, try turning + un-level ground at it and you may end up tearing your truck and tire up. This isn't even considering that a new 32" tire will be larger in diameter than those used ones.
Also, the fact that it only rubs 'a little' means that your suspension is likely not at stock height either. A body lift might buy you a bit more room, but not enough to actually use those tires.
The fact that it rubs means that it doesn't 'fit'. If it rubs just under normal on road driving, try turning + un-level ground at it and you may end up tearing your truck and tire up. This isn't even considering that a new 32" tire will be larger in diameter than those used ones.
Also, the fact that it only rubs 'a little' means that your suspension is likely not at stock height either. A body lift might buy you a bit more room, but not enough to actually use those tires.
2. It's hard for me to explain, but it scrapes a little. Not exactly rubs. Plus I took it to a long dirt road near my house and tried it out with a friend running/walking beside me. And the tire is 31 and 15/16 inches high. That is technically a 31" tire, but it's close enough.
3. I haven't done anything to the suspension at all. It is legit stock.
and about the 35's, that's just a dream.
Last edited by JS_blazer; Apr 28, 2010 at 09:20 PM.