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Very helpful. I have a great shop in Colorado that I’ve used several times for various truck setups so if it’s close I think we could make it work. The positives are that it sounds like a 4” with 37s on a zero offset should be close enough to work. Exactly what I’m looking for. My guess is on...

Was my favorite truck I’ve ever owned, but it was just a tank and was impractical for my family and I on the daily. I went to a family wagon (Tahoe) but am now working towards getting back into a truck. The tire setup is everything to me.

Insanely helpful information. Thank you very much. Lots to think about. I love the look of big tire walls filling the entire wheel well. This was my old 2500 and I’d like to get a similar look on a 1500.

Not for a 2500. Re-read my post.

Awesome thanks for the reply. You’re saying I would need a larger negative offset to avoid rubbing?? First I’ve heard that. Assumed +0 would be better than anything negative. May go 11.5 but you’re saying in terms of heigh a 4” is the min? Was hoping a 2” level would get me there.

Wulp…see ya later.

Ive searched but cannot locate this specific answer. I had a 2021 Laramie 2500 that i was able to install 37's on with a +0 offset and no lift or level just light trimming. Though I understand the suspension is different on the 1500's, I am trying to find out what the bare minimum lift/level...

Ive searched but cannot locate this specific answer. I had a 2021 Laramie 2500 that i was able to install 37's on with a +0 offset and no lift or level just light trimming. Though I understand the suspension is different on the 1500's, I am trying to find out what the bare minimum lift/level...