add a leaf what size tire

[97psd4x4]

i am going to be putting some 20"x10" rims on my truck and have ddecided on MT baja atz's. also im getting the tuff country add-a-leaf for the front my question is with the raised front can i run a 35" tire or do i have to go with a 33" tire by the way i have a 250 4x4 if it helps

[ono_55]

I have a add a leaf and run 285's with no problem, don't think you can run a 35 (315) with out shimming the bumper.You still might rub the springs on hard turns.

[John_DeereGreen]

Originally Posted by ono_55

I have a add a leaf and run 285's with no problem, don't think you can run a 35 (315) with out shimming the bumper.You still might rub the springs on hard turns.

My suspension is still stock height and bumper is in its factory spots and I'm running 285's with no problem.

[sea71]

285s -no rub 315s-rub the springs at almost full turn.

[97psd4x4]

so without it i can run 33" tires. i would just think that if im lifting the front 1.5" that 35 tires would fit but i could be wrong. maybe i should just run some 33's

[Cory S]

i have no lift at all i am running 35 buckshots

[2005F250]

If you want to run 35's I would get a 20X9 wheel. 20X10 will stick out pass the fender to much.

[firemedic355]

Obviously different manufacturers measure their tires with different rulers, but anything in the 34"-35" range (I.E. 295, 305, or 315 75 R16) will rub your bumper and or springs when you start doing sharp turning or flexing it out off the pavement if you're stock. I'm running 285 75 16 Pathfinder ATs right now but their only 32" and I didn't have any problem running them stock or now with my 2" leveling kit.