5thGenRams Forums
Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
33x12.50R20 on Stock 2020 Ram 1500 V8 4x4
- Thread starter Saadmkr
- Start date
sgtmpeaslee
Member
The stock tires are thirty two and a half inches tall so I don’t see why not.
rick619
Well-Known Member
Most recommend 275/60/20 = 33X10.8. Any wider and you might need spacers, aftermarket wheels, heat gun on front liners, zip tying the wheel well liners out of the way.
I've also seen a few report these sizes work:
275/65/20 = 34” x 10.8 wide
305/55/20 - 33.2" - Supposedly fit on stock wheels, stock height, no rubbing
So if you end up getting the 12.5", or another size, please report back if you have to do anything for clearance. I'm probably going with 275/60/20 and aftermarket wheels with a 0 or +1 offset. Anything into the negative numbers with offset will put you outside the fenders.
I've also seen a few report these sizes work:
275/65/20 = 34” x 10.8 wide
305/55/20 - 33.2" - Supposedly fit on stock wheels, stock height, no rubbing
So if you end up getting the 12.5", or another size, please report back if you have to do anything for clearance. I'm probably going with 275/60/20 and aftermarket wheels with a 0 or +1 offset. Anything into the negative numbers with offset will put you outside the fenders.
1BADRAMLIMITED
Spends too much time on here
12.5 wide will rub the UCA on a stock offset wheel you need a minimum of 0 offset or so to clear a 12.5
u might be able to run a 11-11.5 wide
u might be able to run a 11-11.5 wide
On this website they mentioned if you have 20x9 rim then 33x12.50r20 fits without any rubbing issues.
- This setup is the most popular combination that will push your wheels and tires out from the factory position, without having to trim or create any rubbing. We have done the work of choosing the most aggressive wheel width, offset, and tire size to get the best look.
1BADRAMLIMITED
Spends too much time on here
YEA 20X9 WITH A -19 OFFEST
IF YOU WANT TO TRY IT BY ALL MEANS GO AHEAD BUT YOUVE BEEN WARNED
Nick57
Active Member
- Joined
- Apr 20, 2021
- Messages
- 196
- Reaction score
- 142
- Points
- 43
- Age
- 42
I'm running 35x12.50's on my truck with the factory wheels with no extra lift or spacers and have no rubbing. But my Truck also has the ORG with the Air ride like the Rebels. So it depends on how your truck is set up. Mind you mine barely clear my UCA's. So I would recommend either test fitting one first or going with the 275/60r20's which is still 33x10.8.
Nick57
Active Member
- Joined
- Apr 20, 2021
- Messages
- 196
- Reaction score
- 142
- Points
- 43
- Age
- 42
test fit one for clearance or just go for the 275/60r20's they're the same height. I'm actually going to be going to a 295/65r20 when I need new tires. But those would be too tall for yours without a lvl lift
SiearsK
New Member
I'm a little late to help, but I have a 2020 1500 2wd with a 2.5" motofab level. I fit 305/55r20's on stock wheels with no rubbing at all. I love how they stick just slightly outside the fender well, but sometimes I feel they don't look much taller than stock. So in the future I'll probably end up going with a 295/65 and adding 1/4" spacers to keep that wider stance and help with any possible rubbing.
I also removed the air dam system to make the front look a little taller, and I love the way it came out. I do very little interstate driving so I didn't notice any loss to my MPG from doing this.
I also removed the air dam system to make the front look a little taller, and I love the way it came out. I do very little interstate driving so I didn't notice any loss to my MPG from doing this.
Attachments
1BADRAMLIMITED
Spends too much time on here
Removing the air dam/ plastic is the best 1st mod. That thing is hideous.
