It bugs me that 35’s don’t fit...

[Tiki]

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[PG01]

Needs these and yer all set...

 

[tirekicker]

Running 33’s on 1.25” level, I’m sure with the right offset and some trimming 35s would work.

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man that looks good!

 

[gat0r]

Needs these and yer all set...View attachment 261008

would be cool, if those worked like a tank tread

 

[HUMOROUS1]

2005 tahoe, with level kit. Keys are just about maxed out. 33" fury country hunter m/t x 12.50 x 24's
24x10 Positive 24 offset no rubbing
Wanted 35" m/t but would've had to trim

 

[Fifty]

Can someone post what needs to be trimmed for 35’s on a level with zero offset vs Oem offset?

I know on most vehicles, the Oem (having offset) bs requires less trimming.

I think the 18 inch oem wheels are 8 wide so that can run a skinny 35 no problem and even a 12.5 wide if needed.

 

[2010georgiacrew]

Not mine, just saw it on Instagram
@Fifty

 

[Fifty]

I messaged them. Who knows. Maybe they will respond.
It’s crazy that this community doesn’t have a trim list for wheels/tires and lifts.

even the Colorado community kind of has that and it’s a group that has burned so many manufacturers and vendors that it’s almost a dead platform.

 

[gat0r]

guessing notmany are rushing to put 35's on. shrug

i lowered mine

if i lifted it, id probably stick w/ 33's or 34's

 

[STORMIN08]

i think the point that most are missing is this...
for practicality of the intended use, most will not run a 35" tire on these vehicles, there are lifts that accommodate such size.

to run a tire of that size with little to no lift is not how the vehicle was engineered, CAN a person get a 35" tire on with massaging or trimming, probably so, but will it perform as it should...highly unlikely.

just driving down the road using a 3-4" travel aspect, the tire will probably roll, but try to USE the vehicle and all things go south rather quickly.

the newer generation mall crawler would love to have 20" w x 40" t tire on a lowered truck...just doesnt work