Rim/Tire question

It can be mounted on the rim. If you are not running a lift it will rub on the fender wells

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I've run a 37x12.5 on stock rims on several vehicles and haven't had a single problem.. Width is width..

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that's what i needed to know. Thanks

Could you squeeze a 37 under a 2015 f250 with just a level?

i'm getting 35" if i do the 2.5" level w/ 1"block in rear.
i'm getting 37" if i do the 4.5" lift.

regardless of what i do, i don't want to add new rims to my cost at this time.

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have a 4" on my 17'

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which lift did you use?

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Rubbing on fenders is one thing but you will also rub on control arms/tie rods etc on the inner side of the tire.

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I don’t know what your lift and tire combo will bring you, but the large backspacing of my oem rim made my tire rub my control arm and sway bar.

Been going back and forth between a 35 or trying to get into a 37. If I can do it with just the level I may go 37. Your truck looks great. Thanks.

I leveled my Ram out to start with bilstein coil overs I tried to run a 12.5” wide on my factory wheels and would have had to add spacers to prevent it from rubbing on the edges of the control arms. It all depends on OEM offset some are better suited to run wider tires. My factory offset was +19, I ended up going with a 0 offset wheel and I have room to run 35/37 with only about an inch outside the fender.