Can you fit 35 inch tires on a Ram 1500
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2019
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Looks awesome!!
Looks good maybe might do this to my 2012 dodge ram 1500
Awesome truck dude!!!! 💪💪🤙
If the tires were offset by -24mm, would it rub?
I've got a Silver 19' Ram1500 "Classic" (basically a 09'-18') 5.7 4x4. w/ 2"leveling kit (full Fox strut not a block).
Got 35x12.50/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on BlackRhino 'Sierra' Rims. *(They naturally offset EXACTLY just right, IN PERSON THEY LOOK WAY BETTER THAN IN VIDEO)*
I had to screw the fender plastics tighter to the well because they rubbed slightly when turning, And if I sink the wheel up into the well deep enough it's slightly rubs as well but only had that happen once in the Desert
will they fit on a 2wd?
I have a 2016 with the adjustable proryde leveling kit. I was thinking of adding the 20x10 with -18 offset on 35's. Do you think that would hit or rub would making turns?
I have exactly that on my 2018 ram with a 3.5 inch level kit, no rub at all
Nice..I have 33's on stock aluminum wheels on my Ram and have plenty of room...
33s are stock height.
My 18 ram with 265/70r17 tires have 31.6" diameter and most factory tires on ram 1500 trucks are about that size.
@@MrCurt54661 All the 20 inch stock rims are 33. 275/60 20
I’m going with stock rims on 35,s on 2 1/2 leveling kit
I want to do that too but will it rub? I have the rough country but I need uca’s and lower ball joints with new rear shocks
@@ThatSaskSilverado yep that’s what I have to do how to put a bigger shocks on her
@@henrymitchel2067 when I did the level my rear shocks were from Factory and it’s a 2010 and I replaced front quick struts and the rear looks like it’s lower would that be why? Lol I’m guessing so I thought maybe springs
I've got a 2005 ram 1500 SLT quad cab 4x4 with stock rims and tires, no leveling kit, or lift. Im wondering if i can put 35s on without the leveling kit, or a lift. If i can't, leveling kit would be fine with me, would just like to know how long its gonna take at a shop, to install said leveling kit.
long time ago but leveling kits should only take a shop around 4 hours if that. It took me 5 without proper tools
Hey Ron I have a 1996 xj a week ago I disconnected the battery to recharge and after I connected it the stereo won't work I checked all the fuses even on the stereo it's self it won't turn on I tried to reset it but I don't know my ground is good but idk.
Prolly the radio is shot
3” level in front and 1” in rear. You can get 35x11.50x20 on stock ram wheels.
Thank you for the video. Those tires look great on that truck!! Could you tell me are those tires 12.5 's or?
Yup 12.5
Have they made a noticeable decrease in Horsepower? How about fuel economy? Thanks!!
I got about 14 miles to a gallon
I recently bought some 35/12.50/15 the guy that I got them from said that I can get a adapter to convert 6 lug to 5 (since they came off of a Chevy. But I was thinking bout just buying the rims that fit on to my truck to avoid future problems. Where did you find your rims at?
Custom offsets they have great deals also
Hey man, idk if youll see this. But you think i can go with a 35x11.5 on a 20x10 -24? With a 2.8” level?
I know you werent talking to me obviously. But from the research I've done for myself you'll be fine with no rubbing. If you go to custom offsets gallery you can put all that in and hear from people who have that exact set up
Hey bud ... so with the 35s on there did your speedometer go crazy? Like did you have to recalibrate it etc
Do you think I would be able to fit 35 by 12.5s with a -44 offset on a truck like yours with a 2.5 inch leveling kit?
Maybe. The more offset combined with larger rim width, the greater the chance of rubbing on the rear of the wheel wells when the steering is locked out either way. Especially as the video references, on the driver side. Any truck is prone to this problem, and some trucks have this problem in the front of the wheel well.
Hey bud did you have a tired pressure light come on? When you installed the 35s? And howd you get it fixed?
The tires won't set off the tire pressure monitor. Changing tires alone won't do that. If you get new rims then you will have to buy the pressure monitors for them. Then you will have to get the new ones activated.
Thanks for trying to show the height I'm not tall myself
Nice video man and nice truck. Is she levelled or stock height ?
Leveled
You didn't have to run spacers to avoid the control arm from rubbing?
Nope
@@cherokeeronnie thanks man. I have an 11 ram. I have the 3.5 inch front and 2 inch rear but couldn't decide what tire size
so did you need wheel spacers?????
How much PSI for 35”
I run 28 pounds
What size tire
35
So...dumb question. I have a 2018 1500 with 17 inch wheels. Would 35s fit with that leveling kit?
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Should mine fit stock
Why put off-road tires if you're not going to off-road
Because places i gotta go require a mud tire
I like custom offsets but that windshield banner makes me cringe 🤢
Oh well