I personally like the drive a lot better now that there is more sidewall, especially on gravel/dirt roads or poorly maintained roads. No issues in any of the suspension modes. The only thing to be aware of is the tighter fit of the wheel to the brake calipers. Just make sure your tire shop knows so they can make sure weights do not interfere.
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anyone put the rebel rim on a Limited?
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New user here hopefully not going to get grilled lol. I have rebel wheels and tires on my 2024 4x4 Laramie no ram box or multifunction tailgate or off road group option. Can I go to a bigger size than a 275 without lift or spacers? Or am I stuck with 275’s?
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I’m looking to do this as well. How much clearance from caliper did you have? Did you need spacer or anything?
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Hey all who are still following this thread. 
I have a 2019 Ram 1500 Big Horn QC 4x4 with the stock 18" 5 spoke wheels that were silver and the dealer had powder coated them black before selling the truck. I personally do not like those wheels and am about to do something different. I already have RC 2" struts/coils on the front end that leveled it out and have wondered if I might have issues with wheel weights if I put on a set of solid black 18" Rebel wheels using the OEM stock size 275/65R18 tires. I really don't care to go any bigger and really don't want a full blown AT tire.
Since I have the original 18" Ram wheels, will there be any potential of wheel weights hitting the brake calipers? Are they different inside diameter? Oddly enough, when I took the truck to a local tire dealer to get them balanced, they showed me a gouge on the inside of one wheel as whoever did them before put the wheel weights where they apparently got drug around the inside a few times.
It's either these or I'll go to some 20" OEM wheels that some of you have gotten rid of. ha. My truck has the chrome front and rear bumpers so I'm not "mono color" like most of yours are.
I have a 2019 Ram 1500 Big Horn QC 4x4 with the stock 18" 5 spoke wheels that were silver and the dealer had powder coated them black before selling the truck. I personally do not like those wheels and am about to do something different. I already have RC 2" struts/coils on the front end that leveled it out and have wondered if I might have issues with wheel weights if I put on a set of solid black 18" Rebel wheels using the OEM stock size 275/65R18 tires. I really don't care to go any bigger and really don't want a full blown AT tire.Since I have the original 18" Ram wheels, will there be any potential of wheel weights hitting the brake calipers? Are they different inside diameter? Oddly enough, when I took the truck to a local tire dealer to get them balanced, they showed me a gouge on the inside of one wheel as whoever did them before put the wheel weights where they apparently got drug around the inside a few times.
It's either these or I'll go to some 20" OEM wheels that some of you have gotten rid of. ha. My truck has the chrome front and rear bumpers so I'm not "mono color" like most of yours are.
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Did you decide to go to something different?
