33X12.50X20 on stock Black Rims

[irishwake63]

Anyone run 33s on stock rims any rubbing with 3.5 lift?

 

[kwill]

I have 34.1" tires on stock 20" wheels, 2" lift. No problem.

 

[irishwake63]

are they 12.50s?

 

[rick619]

275/60/20 seem to be the most trouble free size to run 33's. I haven't decided if I'm going to stick with 20" or go to 18". If I stick with 20", that's the size I'm going to get (no lift or level). Might try to get a set of Rebel 1" suspension take offs (or BTS). I like that height.

Other sizes I've noted. Some may need to trim or take a heat gun to the wheel liners.

295/55/20 = 32.8” x 11.6 wide
275/65/20 = 34” x 10.8 wide
305/55/20 - 33.2" - Supposedly fit on stock wheels, stock height, no rubbing.

Any larger and you either need a level, lift, or a Sawzall.

 

[kwill]

Mine are 275/65/20 Milestar Paragonia. They are 34.1" according to Milestar and when I corrected my speedometer for that size it came out perfectly. A 35" tire would only be another 0.5" taller and I wanted to save unsprung weight. Also, I think prices take a big jump for 35 inch tires so I saved money too.

 

[rick619]

Mine are 275/65/20 Milestar Paragonia. They are 34.1" according to Milestar and when I corrected my speedometer for that size it came out perfectly. A 35" tire would only be another 0.5" taller and I wanted to save unsprung weight. Also, I think prices take a big jump for 35 inch tires so I saved money too.

Milestar Patagonia are complete garbage, especially if you plan to take them offroad. Maybe they will hold up ok on the street, but here's what can happen when you take them wheeling. The tread starts coming off. Seen this on multiple offroad vehicles in CA.

 

[kwill]

Well, Matt's Offroad Recovery would disagree with you.