Leveled on 34s or 35s?

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Looking at leveling the truck in the spring.

Really like the Fuel Rebel rims 20x9. A little off set. That size rim

Have seen other you tube videos where standard lariats or xlts leveled on 34s and it looks great but am not sure if those would look small on the Tremor due to the factory lift .

Thoughts?
 
Looking at leveling the truck in the spring.

Really like the Fuel Rebel rims 20x9. A little off set. That size rim

Have seen other you tube videos where standard lariats or xlts leveled on 34s and it looks great but am not sure if those would look small on the Tremor due to the factory lift .

Thoughts?
Just do 35s is the perfect size
 

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I went with a 285/75/18 after I got my leveling kit. You get the height of the 35" without the fitment issues that come with the extra width. Its actually a better load rating as well and is closer to a true 35" diameter than most 35's. Will try and get some pics later.

...The poke of a 35x12.5 does look awesome though.

Edit, added pics
 

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Any side pictures of the black one? Looks good.

Mine is iconic silver
 

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What kinda lift are you running?
 
Would 20x10 rims work on the stock set up without rubbing? Similar sized tires as stock
 
Are those Method 314s gloss titanium? 17 or 18s?
 
Would 20x10 rims work on the stock set up without rubbing? Similar sized tires as stock
They should if it's not to wide of a tire, you might run into rubbing issues if the tire is more than 12" wide. Also keep in mind the offset has to be right.
 

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Stance looks killer, what size Geolander you running?
 
I don't care what anybody thinks. I like the look of the stock tires and wheels.
 
I don't care what anybody thinks. I like the look of the stock tires and wheels.
With the rear of the truck dropped 1.25" (which brought the nose up about 1/2" if I remember correctly), the stock rim/tires hold their own. The soft walled Grabbers ride nicely.

I'm actually a big fan of the Tremor rims, and don't plan to ever go with anything else.

I dont want to get too aggressive on stance, but wouldn't mind a little more sidewall, and would like to go with something like 85/75/18. Sounds like a 2" lift in front (and OEM 2.25" blocks back under rear) should accomplish, for no rub? Have read around on here some, but would love commentary from owners with roughly 35" tire, and factory lift vs an additional 2" for no rub (doubt I'll ever fully flex the truck, or rarely anyway).

Love the look of the Geolander MT, but as I'm not offroad as much as I used to be, maybe angling towards something like Wildpeak AT3. Looking for that happy place on an aggressive AT, running a single set of tires year round, for occasional offroad and snow, but mostly wet roads and all around performance in Knoxville vicinity, ideally something that doesn't sling a ton of gravel.
 
Wildpeak's are the perfect tire for your description, your less than 2 hrs from me so I can vouch for their effectiveness in this region, the absolute best tire I have ran to date, however if I can find the MT Baja boss at on sale somewhere close to the same price as the Falkens I might give them a try, similar tread pattern and warranty.
 

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