6" lift what wheel and tire size can I fit? I want 35's but don't know how wide of a tire and rim i can fit.

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I want 35's but don't know how wide of a tire and rim i can fit.
Please post pics so I can compare.

 

[CTxK20]

You could check the gallery on Custom Offsets to see what others have put on their trucks, and what they think of the tires or suspension. Nice looking truck.

 

[Strick]

I want 35's

15x10 wheel will fit a 35 12.50 and shouldn't rub the fenders.

Strickland

 

[Derick C.]

Oops

 

[Derick C.]

I have 17x9 with 35x12.50

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[Catbox]

A buddies truck has a 6 inch and it runs on 37's.

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[nvrenuf]

It's all about wheel width AND OFFSET. The more you have hanging out the worse it will rub.

This is an old truck of mine, 6" Rough Country lift, 16.5x12 wheels (4.5" backspace) and 12.50x35 BFG's. This truck had perfect virgin fenders and it would rub if I hit a bump while turning (transitioning into driveway, parking lots, etc).

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[Grit dog]

^What he said.
4” lift on a K20. 35/12.5/20 on 20x9 3.5” BS. It rubs at full lock without even moving the truck. But it looks good!
315-75-16 on 16x8 4” BS (0 offset) would clear for daily driving.
6” lift or axle relocate will clear anything with a 35” tire and reasonable neg offset.
Assuming no cutting or trimming on the fender.

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[Big red square]

It's all about wheel width AND OFFSET. The more you have hanging out the worse it will rub.

This is an old truck of mine, 6" Rough Country lift, 16.5x12 wheels (4.5" backspace) and 12.50x35 BFG's. This truck had perfect virgin fenders and it would rub if I hit a bump while turning (transitioning into driveway, parking lots, etc).

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Did you have to re-gear?

 

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A buddies truck has a 6 inch and it runs on 37's.

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how wide?

 

[Big red square]

^What he said.
4” lift on a K20. 35/12.5/20 on 20x9 3.5” BS. It rubs at full lock without even moving the truck. But it looks good!
315-75-16 on 16x8 4” BS (0 offset) would clear for daily driving.
6” lift or axle relocate will clear anything with a 35” tire and reasonable neg offset.
Assuming no cutting or trimming on the fender.

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4" lift on a k20 is like a 6"lift on a k10?

 

[Big red square]

You could check the gallery on Custom Offsets to see what others have put on their trucks, and what they think of the tires or suspension. Nice looking truck.

I can't find this.

 

[77 K20]

I can't find this.

How Will My Square Body Look With XX Lift and XX Tires?

We've got this on another site I surf and it's a great tool for folks trying to get ideas or see how a combo will look. It helps to cut down on the repetitive "how will 4" lift & 33's look" posts. _________________________________________________ Keep it simple, post a pic w/ simple lift and...

www.gmsquarebody.com

link

 

[CTxK20]

I can't find this.

Here is the link to the Custom Offsets Gallery. You can put in your truck's year, make, and model to see similar trucks. https://www.customwheeloffset.com/wheel-offset-gallery

 

[nvrenuf]

Did you have to re-gear?

The truck came with 4.10's so I didn't have to but to keep it from being under geared I did swap to 4.56's. Since it had an overdrive trans I tried 5.13's initially but it made the shift points a little weird so they always felt out of sink with the speed (much like the 4.10's), the 5.13's had it upshifting quickly so any throttle had it downshifting constantly and the 4.10's left it feeling sluggish (100k+ TBI 350). With 4.56's it shifted and felt exactly like it did with the 4.10's and stock 30"-ish tires, it drove great.