Need to find a place to do a body mount chop

So I recently bought me a whole new set of wheels and tires. I went with 17” ICON Six Speed Series wheels with 35” Toyo AT2 tires, only issue is that they rub and Les Schwab does not do a body mount chop. I am currently stationed at Fort Lewis Washington so if anyone knows of a reputable company that can do it in my area please let me know.

 

What is your setup? as far as lift
post #194 no bmc needed. close to the same wheels.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/6112-setting-and-tire-wheel-combo-thread.23699/page-7

 

I have a 3” front and 2” rear lift from ReadyLift.

 

I’m running a 3/1 lift with 315/70r17 with +25 offset wheels and did not need a bmc. Weird that you had rubbing considering my 315’s are slightly wider than your 35x12.5.

 

I’m running 17” Icon Six Speed Series with a +25mm offset with Toyo All Terrain2 35”x12.5”x17R and the back of the front bumper is rubbing as well as the body mount.

My tires are slightly taller and wider than your tires.

 

post #10
https://www.tundras.com/threads/victory4x4-2018-tundra-build-2hundytundy.35452/

did you need a bmc @brimy311 ?

 

I recommend @Coachbuilder1 bumper shims. If you don't want to cut the front. I use those.

https://shop-coachbuilder.myshopify.com/products/coachbuilder-front-bumper-shim-kit

 

Front bumper is an easy fix, you should be able to find someone on here with a detailed process of how to fix that. Basically just take the screws out that hold the inner liner and push it forward, then drill new holes for the screws. Takes maybe 10 mins.

 

When Les Schwab installed my tires they cranked my wheels and it rubbed in the front and back.

 

Anyone on base able to do it for you? You can get plate from @RelentlessFabrication to weld in place after the cuts are made. Otherwise wrong side of the state for my knowledge.

Also if not wanting to cut the bumper edges, get what @Faht Nocker said, the shims will push the bumper out further to avoid rubbing.

 

I already made an appointment with 4WP to have it done. I would do it myself but since it’s a brand new truck I rather have someone else to do it so they can fix it if they damage anything.

 

Gotcha. Hope they do good work. Still looking for decent shop to do it here. I can cut but no welder.

 

Just an FYI if you look at your actual tire size you’re running a 34.5x12.5 compared to the 34.3x12.6 I’m running. So it’s a lot closer in size than you might think.