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

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tanner709 Enthusiast

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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.

Makes sense for those places to rub.

 

Most 35" tires are technically 34.8 tall and a true 12.5 wide from my experience.

Crooks Enthusiast

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275/65 r20 Pull inner liner back no rubs!

 

Yup. I got the same size and they are just over 34" tires

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Ethan Hokanson Enthusiast

Ethan Hokanson

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im thinking about putting on toyo mt's 275/65/r20 with a 2inch rough country leveling kit. Went to my local dealer and they said it would fit with no scrubbing. id like to know what you guys think and your opinions on this. i want the biggest tire i can run, with no scrubbing or needing to cut anything out. im just curious because some say they will and some say they dont. if this size is to big then what size do yall recommend. like i said biggest tire with no scrubbing.

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GMC207 Enthusiast

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Won't let me upload on my phone, but my truck in my profile pic is 275-60-20s

20x9 wheels with +20 offset. No rub.

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