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Largest tire I can put with RC 2" leveling kit?


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Wheel size and offset are huge factors. You're more likely to fit large tires with wheels that are close to stock offset and width.

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Check the leveling thread. You can fit a 275/65 r20 but some will debate weather it rubs. If you wanna play it safe

a 275/60r20 is a better option.

The 65 only barely rubs at full lock in reverse.

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Will just be a daily city driving. Anyone have pics of 275 and 305's? Truck came with 275/55 and they don't look wide enough to me. Height seems fine

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BDS shows that 35x12.5 fit on their 2in leveling kit

 

Definitely not.

 

BDS was the first to do the 4" lift just to fit 35s

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Here is one 35s on BDS 2in level http://bds-suspension.com/bar

Just email BDS they are very good about answering ?s

They answered me in a day. Im planning a BDS fox coiler lift this summer. I like the look of the 4in lift in the front but wanted a little rake in the rear for towing a boat so it doesn't squat down. They told me I can do the 6in coiler kit and set the ride height on the coil overs at 4in plus I will be able to run my stock 20s on 35s.

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That's what it states...

 

http://bds-suspension.com/bar?id=4015

 

There's the link. Hard to believe 35x12.5 on aftermarket wheels with only 2". :happysad: Not sure how much trimming he had to do though.

 

I did come across a guy on instagram with a 3" level on stock wheels clear 35s, "no problem" he said.

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I emailed the BDS tech awhile back on those 35's on a 2" only. They said on 5.75" B/S (stock offset 20's) they fit with little rubbing. I asked for more clarification and they said the air deflector and fender liner rubbed and not on the sway bar or anything else that he remembered. The tires are technically 34.8 x 12.5 iirc. I still am not 100% sold on it though as there are no supporting pics. It looks great though.

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