doing homework

[Thr33BlindMice]

hey guys, not sure if I should post this here or on the Suspension sub-forum....but here goes.

Soon, I would want to run a 18x9 wheels, and 295/70r18 tires....this I am pretty sure I want to run. (dont know the offset yet, but I definitely dont want the tires sticking out.)

Now...I dont know which will work...my goals are not to sacrifice the ridings, spend less money as I can, and dont want no trimmings and rubbings.

1. Will running the 295/70r18 as is on the truck work? currently on the truck are a set of 275/65r18
2. Will running the 295/70r18 with a Readylift 2" in the front work?
3. Or running the Readylift 3.5" SST.... (this works for sure, I have seen them...but obviously it's the most expensive out of my 3 choices)

Please chime in. I can use your knowledge. Cheers!!!!

 

[Thr33BlindMice]

Dug around on the forum a bit and also watched "Tony The Truck Guy" channel on youtube.
Option 2 will fit the 295/70/18, better yet you dont even have to swap out the UCA (save $450).. also you can just run a regular top strut spacer from motofab, does not require strut/coil disassembly like the Readylift kits (less work), and the ride feels the same.

 

[Dynamite]

Im running 285/65R20 stock wheels 20x9 with MotoFab 2in leveling and stock ucas no rubbing no trimming no issues

 

[Thr33BlindMice]

@Dynamite very cool... I think I will go that route for now. Thx for posting.