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37" ?
Does anyone think my 08 would have any problems running 37" tires? Problem w/ towing, mileage, etc.? BTW....it's stock...........for now.
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running 37s I think would be abit much. 35s would be a better fit.
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Without lifting it?
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I've heard rumors of a 37 fitting on a stock height 350, perhaps with just a leveling kit but I've never personally seen it.
I'd get the tires, but have a lift kit on hand in case lol. I would expect some degree of rubbing with 37's and stock height. |
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37" ?
On a 6.4 on a stock wheel w level kit they for I believe
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mine rub at full wheel lock and i have a 6" lift....stock rims though. I'm sure if I had offset wheels they wouldnt.
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There are some guys running 37's on 3.5" lift trucks on stock rims with very little rub. On a stock height truck it will probably rub alot. 37's are going to hurt your MPG's more than 35's. Towing, it all depends how much you want to tow whether you will feel the effects of a 37 over a 35. That taller sidewall will create some stability issues vs a 35 while cornering and towing if the load is heavy, and you arent running max inflation
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I have 22x11 wheels with a -24 off set and a 6 inch lift w/ 37x13.5x22 Toyo MT's....no rubbing on the suspension but it will rub the fender well if turning into a drive way or agressive turn with a dip or bump.
So if you're gonna keep the truck stock or leveling kit..Im gonna say no....35's should work with a stock system..they aren't much taller than factory tires ( 2 inches ). |
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Stock height on stock wheels with 35" tires is a SEXY look.
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