2019 Rebel, 70,000 Miles on Original Tires

[Kallig]

Hi Everyone,

The time has come. My 2019 Rebel is due for new tires after somehow squeezing 70,000 glorious miles out of the original set!

My question is the same as many other people have asked, what size can i run on the original rebel wheel with the stock non-air rebel suspension etc.

I had 37" Toyo Open Country M/T's in the past on my Wrangler and was thinking I would go with the same type of tire, just not the same size for obvious reasons! LOL

Anyone have insight on that specific tire on these trucks and what size to run? Would love to beef up the appearance without getting crazy

 

[On_The_Fly]

Hi Everyone,

The time has come. My 2019 Rebel is due for new tires after somehow squeezing 70,000 glorious miles out of the original set!

My question is the same as many other people have asked, what size can i run on the original rebel wheel with the stock non-air rebel suspension etc.

I had 37" Toyo Open Country M/T's in the past on my Wrangler and was thinking I would go with the same type of tire, just not the same size for obvious reasons! LOL

Anyone have insight on that specific tire on these trucks and what size to run? Would love to beef up the appearance without getting crazy

I’m am in same situation with my 2020 Ram Rebel. Need to new tires. And would like to know what others have done. Anything larger then the stock 32’s that fit with stock suspension and no air suspension

 

[Sascwatch]

I was happy with the stock duratrac tire on my rebel so I decided to give the new duratrac RT in stock size a try. So far it is working well, winter has yet to arrive so no deep snow to test in yet.

You can most definitely run a larger tire on stock suspension, and even larger if you level the truck. I’m not sure how much larger unfortunately, but I’m sure someone can help.

 

[H2OMAN]

That's amazing. I got 23K out of mine. Then I outfitted it for hard off road. I've had 4o K on my Ridge Grapplers but I wouldn't recommend them in rainy or snowy places. But, good job on getting that much out of those tires.