35s?

[ford_302]

right now i have 2.5 suspension lift and runnin 33s. could i fit 35s with a 2 inch body lift? or would they look to stuffed?

 

[Justshootme84]

I believe they would look 'stuffed', meaning that you wouldn't have much clearance. Alot will depend on the tire brand and wheel size, though. If you do any offroading where the suspension will flex out, you really need 6 inches total for 35's. A 3" body lift may get you by. there is some difference between year models, too. Post up what you have, JSM84

 

[stusainte]

I have a 95 XLT and just put my 35 X12.5X15 all terrains on with a 4" rough country lift and they fill in nicely the only issue I have is while trying to make a tight turn the front wheels rub on the sway bar other than that I think they look better than my 33"s did PS don't look at the rust on the rear quarters OK LOL

 

[Yardape]

View attachment 8618View attachment 8619I have a 95 XLT and just put my 35 X12.5X15 all terrains on with a 4" rough country lift and they fill in nicely the only issue I have is while trying to make a tight turn the front wheels rub on the sway bar other than that I think they look better than my 33"s did PS don't look at the rust on the rear quarters OK LOL

Your tires dont rub your front bumper when you turn?

 

[ford_302]

ok yeah they do look a little stuffed. mines a 89 xlt

 

[stusainte]

Your tires dont rub your front bumper when you turn?

Hey Yardape No they don't rub my front bumper but I had to take off the underbumper vance And just have to be careful how tight I turn the wheels

 

[stusainte]

Ya I personally like the way a bigger tire looks and to me my 33's really looked small But thats just Me!!

 

[fizz]

I have only a 3" body lift and 35" tires on my 89 also and only have the problem with tight turns.

 

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