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Ok I'm going to give you an answer to this and the reason why it's the CORRECT answer. The sticker on the inside of your drivers door jam gives you the recommended PSI they want the tires to be at on the vehicle. It does NOT matter the size tire that is on there or the max PSI the tire can...

I think it's total b.s. that they don't keep it "updated" for at least the first 3 years.

I've never had this happen to a passenger or myself. I don't think I would change this being that I find it super funny and would laugh at the person pretty hard. (I'm a jerk) lol

mine has 35x12.50r20 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT's on the factory wheels with no spacers or after market lift. ( I do have the ORG W/ Air ride) The 275/65r20 is only a 10.8" wide tire so you will not need wheel spacers or different UCA's. (that's how wide your factory tires are also by the way)...

I went with the air ride for a few different reasons. First I like the way it rides over the standard suspension. Second being able to lower it so when I pick my mom up for her chemo appointments it makes it very easy for her to get in and out unlike my 18 Ram that didn't have it. (never lifted...

No one is injured. I'm just super pissed being the she lied about what happened and since no one pulled over to give a statement neither of us was found at fault. Trust me though I will be going after her with my insurance being that I know she caused the accident and lied about it. The damage...

I had someone want to get rid of the clean look of mine this morning on my way to work...

Congrats! Nice looking truck! I think the black Laramie w/ Sport hood is the only way to go. (of course I might be a little bias on that) lol

yes it does. it acts as a lvl lift from the factory essentially. if you add a lvl lift to yours you'll be at the same height. :)

35x12.50R20 on my factory wheels with no spacers or lift. It only rubs a tiny bit on the entry mode. No rubbing in aero or normal.

It depends on how the limited was optioned. If it does not have the off-road package then the rebel sits higher. If the limited has the off-road package then it has the same suspension as the Rebel and has the same height. That's is taking into account that they all have the air ride.

Did you need wheel spacers? if not can you take a pic of the clearance between your tire and the upper control arm. :)

Yup! no lift no spacers! remember though it has the air ride AND the Off Road Package. So it has the same suspension as the Rebels that have air ride which sit higher then the other trims that do not have the off road package. :)

Jack, I would pick them up. I'm seeing the width and offset on these are the same as a lot of the other trims. Dry fit one, if it hit's your upper control arm them just get spacers or put them up for sale. A lot of people said 35x12.50 on my factory rims would not work with out spacers or a lift...

I really hope to see the final product of this... lol

Lucky you got yours so fast. I ordered mine on sat the 16th and still haven't got mine. It's Fed ex's fault though. Tazer sent mine out on the 18th. Fed Ex has been shipping it all around my state. I'm not happy with Fed Ex at all. It was supposed to be delivered on the 20th. I'm sorry but it...

Post some pictures when you get them on!

That is correct. I did not use after market links. Your rebel will clear 35's with the air ride. Air rides with the off road package start with a lift over the ones with out the offroad package.

Here's 35x12.50 on the factory wheels, no spacers no lift. I do have the air ride with the offroad package. I have no rubbing in the aero mode and obviously none in normal and offroad. It does rub a bit at full turn in the entry mode. But I almost never have it in that.

Not always here's a pic of mine with 35x12.50 on my factory wheels with no spacers