Lift and Fitment

[tanz45]

This is what I know fits from my own experiences and will leave you without rubbing the tires. Very minimal if you do.

99-07 1/2 1500 4wd

2'' Leveling Kit
-285/75/16 (33's) on stock wheels

3'' Body Lift
-285/75/16 (33's) on stock wheels or up to 8'' wide with slight T-bar crank

4'' Suspension Lift
-285/75/16 (33's) on stock wheels or up to 8'' wide

6'' Suspension Lift
-315/75/16 (35's) up to wheels 8'' wide

6'' Suspension Lift w/ 3'' Body Lift
-315/75/16 (35's) up to wheels 10'' wide
-37's on wheels up to 8'' wide

[oleshifty]

99-07 1/2 1500 2wd

2'' Leveling Kit
-265/75/16 on 10" wheels

3'' Body Lift+ 2" leveling kit
-285/75/16 (33's) on 10" wheels

7'' Suspension Lift
-285/75/16 (33's) on 10" wheels

7" Suspension Lift
-315/75/16 (35's) on stock wheels



7'' Suspension Lift w/ 3'' Body Lift
-315/75/16 (35's) up to wheels 10'' wide
-37's on wheels up to 8'' wide

[Silverado05]

I got 9" wheels on a 6 inch lift. Its all in the back spacing and on which lift you get.

[GT killer]

I got 9" wheels on a 6 inch lift. Its all in the back spacing and on which lift you get.

I agree 110% i've seen my truck with 6' lift and 315/75/16 on 10" wheels with no problems at all. Which is what im about to run, but thats just my

[1978steven]

Most lift do require a certain amount of back spacing, but with an inch we're talking a little more cranking or a small amount of trimming to gain the needed clearance.

I run 37 13.5's on a 10" wide wheel with a 6" and 3" BL, they just needed a bit of cranking to clear and the normal lower valance trimming....

[oleshifty]

offset is the main thing. And what brand tires...some 37's only run 36ish

[tanz45]

Good comments guys. Backspacing and lift brands do also make a difference. As well as the tire brand to its sizing.

Just a quick reference guide mainly.