33x12.5R20 2022 Limited- Looking for help

[Dupras]

Have a 2022 Limited (without air suspension) and it’s time to swap out the OEM tires. Looking at moving from my 285/45/R22 and getting into 20s for ride comfort and a more meaty AT tire. Would love to hear feedback on getting a set of 33x12.5R20s using 20x9 wheels with a +1 offset without leveling or trimming.

Anyone have this setup and can confirm no rubbing or issues with the UCAs?

 

[Dupras]

Anyone running 33/12.5 R20 on stock suspension with no issues?

 

[1BADRAMLIMITED]

Have a 2022 Limited (without air suspension) and it’s time to swap out the OEM tires. Looking at moving from my 285/45/R22 and getting into 20s for ride comfort and a more meaty AT tire. Would love to hear feedback on getting a set of 33x12.5R20s using 20x9 wheels with a +1 offset without leveling or trimming.

Anyone have this setup and can confirm no rubbing or issues with the UCAs?

i have 20x9 0 offset wheels but 35x12.5r20 in terms of space between uca and tire the 0 or 1+ offset is fine . if your wheels were a 20x9 +18 then yea u would have a problem.

 

[Dupras]

i have 20x9 0 offset wheels but 35x12.5r20 in terms of space between uca and tire the 0 or 1+ offset is fine . if your wheels were a 20x9 +18 then yea u would have a problem.

Damn, so you managed to get 35s on there with a 0 offset on stock specs with no rub or trimming?

 

[theblet]

Gonna need to level

 

[Dupras]

Gonna need to level

I thought so. Looks like I can get away with the 33s but for 35s at least a level. Any experience with towing with being leveled?

 

[1BADRAMLIMITED]

Damn, so you managed to get 35s on there with a 0 offset on stock specs with no rub or trimminG?

i put 35's after i leveled the truck. but prior to the level i had the stock limited wheels 20x9 +18 33x11.5r20 and a they fit just fine.

 

[Dupras]

i put 35's after i leveled the truck. but prior to the level i had the stock limited wheels 20x9 +18 33x11.5r20 and a they fit just fine.

So if you had the 33x11.5R20 with the stock offset, I should be good with the +1 offset wheel I’m looking at with going 33x12.5. Thanks so much for the help!

 

[1BADRAMLIMITED]

So if you had the 33x11.5R20 with the stock offset, I should be good with the +1 offset wheel I’m looking at with going 33x12.5. Thanks so much for the help!

https://www.customwheeloffset.com/wheel-offset-gallery?wheel_diameter_from=20&wheel_width_from=9&sort=available&year=2022&make=Ram&model=1500&drive=RWD&suspension=Stock&trimming=No+Trimming&rubbing=No+rubbing+or+scrubbing&chassisId=46116&maxYear=2024&minYear=2019&chassisId=46116&maxYear=2024&minYear=2019

here are a few examples to help you decide but i would say yes you should be fine with uca and tire clearance on a 0mm or +1 offset

i went through customoffsets gallery and played around on the site for a while until i could confirm my current tire/wheel setup would work this may help u as well

2019+ Rams with Lifts/Levels, and/or aftermarket wheel tire setups

Moto Metal 962 20x10 -24mm - 3.5” Rough Country Lift (Lifted struts / v2 monotube rear shocks) and mopar power running boards

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[theblet]

I thought so. Looks like I can get away with the 33s but for 35s at least a level. Any experience with towing with being leveled?

Just a couple of time, but nothing real heavy (no camper, enclosed trailers). It was fine.

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

just for reference you can fit both of these stock height. Might need a heat gun for front wheel well liners

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