35's on Stock Suspension?

[toast]

Possible? I dont plan on doing any serious off roading, and I do plan on at least a 2" leveling kit in the future, just not now, Im broke after ordering all the parts listed below! But I do need tires, and I would rather buy one set instead of two! What are some Load Range E 35's you guys use?

[Logan]

I know there are some guys that have done it. Not sure if it was on the 99-04, or the 05-07 trucks. I know you will need the leveling kit though. You can usually find them for under $100 for an add-a-leaf. That is what I would do. Works well, and I keep the same ride quality as factory.

[lilredpowerstroke]

It can be done. Just depends on how you feel about taking a sawzall and grinder to your truck.

[B4SouthernMiss22]

i took my truck to a spring shop and the added a leaf and re arched the front spring and he got 3 1/2 inches by doing that and they put a 4" block in the back to match it up. those 35 12.50's only rub my leaf springs when i turn it really hard.

[toast]

I found a set on Craigslist...Firestone Destination MT 285/75R16's. They should be about 32.8" $775 including the rims, off of an 01, have 3000 miles on them. Anyone have any experience with these?

[cj41foley]

The Destination M/T is a great tire, last a good while on the road and dig great in the mud. My wife sells them everyday. Matter a fact she just ordered some for my best friend for his hunting truck.

[toast]

Originally Posted by cj41foley

The Destination M/T is a great tire, last a good while on the road and dig great in the mud. My wife sells them everyday. Matter a fact she just ordered some for my best friend for his hunting truck.

What are the Load Range on them? Are they fine for towing?

[cj41foley]

Firestone Destination M/T with UNI-T

[cj41foley]

Yep, I had a set on the back of a Dodge 3500 cab and chassis, pulled a trailer everyday with thousands of pounds on it sometimes 15,000 #'s they will be fine.