2014 crew cab wheel/tire / lift help

[Silver_rado14]

I just bought a 2014 tungsten metallic crew cab lt..... I'm wanting to go with bmf sota wheels but I can't decide or figure out what size tire and wheel and offset and such that I would need ... 20 inch wheel with 33 or 35x12.50s? And I don't want a super huge lift, since I won't be off-roading, I would just want an agressive good stance... So all help will be appreciated , looking to get wheels and tired soon

[Mike1220]

I'm in the same boat. I won't be doing much off-road at all with my truck but still want a lift and bigger tires. I am planning to get a 4.5" zone off-road lift with 35x12.5x20 tires.

I'm planning to do stock rims for a little while probably and then I will change to something in a 20x9 w/ about a +15 offset or a 0 offset. A +15 offset looks good without a lift so I think it'll be just right with a lift that widens the track width. I will post a pic here once I finally get the set up.

[Silver_rado14]

Yeah I didn't really know how much lift needed to clear with 35s

Yeah I didn't really know how much lift needed to clear with 35s

[Mike1220]

Yeah I didn't really know how much lift needed to clear with 35s

Yeah I didn't really know how much lift needed to clear with 35s

Really you can clear a 35" on nothing but a leveling kit. BUT trimming would be required.

 

Zone claims no trimming required if you use a 20x9 with 5.75" backspace

[Silver_rado14]

So a 20x9 with 5.75 and 35s is a must! And just go with whatever lift desired

[Spurshot]

Put the lift in first, then measure for clearances, then buy the wheels and tires....unless you are doing exactly what someone else has done successfully.

[blackout07]

Saw a 14 with a 6" lift with 35s on 9" wide wheels. I don't recall the offset but it was modest. It required some trimming. Just fyi. Don't believe the hype.

[Silver_rado14]

May just go with 20x9 and 33s... Possible with just 2.5 level ?

[Mike1220]

May just go with 20x9 and 33s... Possible with just 2.5 level ?

Yes. You can run a 33" on a 2.5" level kit.

[Spurshot]

Some guys have even gone to 34s with modest width tires. If you are interested in the off-road performance, the larger diameter may be better than the width...if you have to trade one for the other.

[motox851]

Here's my 2014 with 6" lift with factory 22s and 325/50r22 (35") for reference.

 

 

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