Adding 33's with only a leveling kit

Shouldnt need upper control arms with only a 2". That is the height the pros come in stock with the same UCAs.

I think 33" is the best size tire. You get a little bigger tire than stock, its not too heavy, you can find them anywhere, they wont mess with gearing much and in my case, would bring my speedometer to dead nuts accurate since I show 2 mph high throughout the range and they are reasonably priced, almost the same as stock size 32s. I was going to go 35s too but decided to not spend money on rims, cutting, possible bmc, and the 35s are much heavier.

 

ok thanks for the info , much appreciated . last truck i had came lleveled so wasnt sure as i plan on do this myself , thanks agian

 

This is mine 295 70 18 6112s at +1.9 lift in front. wheels have +25 offset.... no rubbing - bumper shims and mudflaps removed. i didnt really notice a big change in ride, handling or acceleration.

 

I'm running 305/65-18 (33.6") on a 3/2 lift. Does it look goofy??

 

Looks great

 

Thank you!

 

I have a 2020 Limited with a 2.5-3 Rough Country leveling kit with stock wheels. Wondering if 35x12.5x20's would fit without any mods. It came from the factory with 275/55/20's

 

Looks great. My truck is very similar, including lift. I might do a 33 or 33.5 (Cooper makes a 33.5 . . .). 34s would probably look better on mine but they are WAY more expesive.

 

Yea i got the bug and am doing 325/60r20 (35.5) now. Moar big.

 

I’ve ran three sets of
Wheels with three different offsets +25,+18 and now 0. There was no additional trimming needed from wheel to the next. Just the inner liner trim and mud flap removal. That’s on 295/70/18 and a 3/2 lift. I had just a 2.5 level with +25 and +18 wheels. But I bet the 0 offset would have been just fine on that same setup. So a lot of guys will tell you to be around +20 offset if you get wheels you don’t have to. I wouldn’t go lower than 0 and 295 series tire. Anything more will need a cab mount chop. That being said alignment has a lot to do with it to make sure you have a good tech doing it.