Can you really fit 35's with a 4 inch lift with no problems?!&

huron33 · September 29, 2015

I just spoke with my local suspension lift shop and they said it is impossible to fit 35's with only a 4 inch lift.... 6inch lift minimum to do so.

I've seen a few members on this site with the 4 inch lift saying they have no rubbing at all with 35's.

Was hoping you guys can shed some light... I'm looking to put a lift on soon.

Thanks!!!

ncorry · September 29, 2015

DOn't know about 35's, but I'm running 34's with a Rancho Quick lift (2" level- upfront only lifted) in 275/65-20 with no rubbing since I zip tied my wheel well liner back on the rear of the passenger front tire.

I would guess that the 35s you are looking at are wider than the 10.8 wide tires I'm running.

El_Diablo_John · September 29, 2015

Rocky Ridge & Callaway seem to be pulling it off just fine....

http://www.callawaycars.com/home/cars/callaway-c19-sporttruck/rocky-ridge-callaway-special-edition-silverado/

AgDoctor · September 30, 2015

That RR Chevy looks good. The wheels go with it nicely. I'm curious whose lift is on there. It is too bad RR goes so over the top on their trucks and makes them look so tacky.

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huron33 · September 30, 2015

So it can be done then.

I'm wondering if the ride of the 4 inch lift is more stable for cornering then a 6

SILVER SLED · September 30, 2015

33's fit with no lift with no problem.

Robert.jean1 · September 30, 2015

Just remember that a large part of tire fitment is the wheel. For BDS lifts they quote 35" with stock offset for both the 4" and the 6". But if your possibly planning on keeping the stock wheels like I did you won't have an issue.

crafferty · September 30, 2015

Just remember that a large part of tire fitment is the wheel. For BDS lifts they quote 35" with stock offset for both the 4" and the 6". But if your possibly planning on keeping the stock wheels like I did you won't have an issue.

He hit the nail on the head. You can 35's with some of the 4" lifts but you have to run the exact wheel offset they recommend.

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bboyce536 · September 30, 2015

33's fit with no lift with no problem.

33x12.5s? Or a 275 width. Looking at getting some 305/55s for mine now that I bought a DD.

Sorry to derail thread, continue.

SILVER SLED · September 30, 2015

33x12.5s? Or a 275 width. Looking at getting some 305/55s for mine now that I bought a DD.

Sorry to derail thread, continue.

275/60 20.

blwright · October 1, 2015

There's a member on here with a Black SLT running 35" Open Country MT's with a 2.5" level.

Roader · October 2, 2015

I have 275/65/20 on 2.5" level and had rubbing of the carpet liner. Zipties it back and am fine now.

FingerLakesAutomotive · October 4, 2015

I run 35x12.5x20 on -44 offset 20x12 rims with 8" lift. Still had to trim the air dam piece below the grille

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ccdies · October 4, 2015

I run 35x12.5x20 on -44 offset 20x12 rims with 8" lift. Still had to trim the air dam piece below the grille

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same here, when I had 20X12 with 35's that had -44 offset 8" lift and they rubbed the air damn as well, I just took it off, when I added 2"adaptors they rubbed at full turn against the fender