New to Forum and Trucks, Need help with Leveling Kit and Tire setup

[Jlicalzi]

Hello all Tremor lovers,

I am looking for a kit to level my truck and I want to keep the factory wheels but have an aggressive look to the tremor. I was thinking 35x12.50r18 for tires, maybe Nitto Ridges, What do yall think?

 

[scottj272]

I would check out the thread for the Halolifts.

Halolifts Group Buy

It seems like it may be the best option out there and we are getting a discount until the end of the month. I do not have it on my truck yet, but I have ordered it. Not sure on tires yet myself. I will probably just stay stock for a while.

 

[High_Country]

The Halolift mentioned above looks promising for an ACTUAL suspension component lift - new coilovers, rear shocks, etc. But if you aren't really trying to IMPROVE the suspension and aren't super in to hardcore off-roading, you could consider a cheaper/simpler spacer lift for the front. Check out the "Leveling Kit" thread. LOTS of info there and guys saying they can clear 35's with a 2" or 2.5" level (about $120 for the parts).

 

[Jlicalzi]

The Halolift mentioned above looks promising for an ACTUAL suspension component lift - new coilovers, rear shocks, etc. But if you aren't really trying to IMPROVE the suspension and aren't super in to hardcore off-roading, you could consider a cheaper/simpler spacer lift for the front. Check out the "Leveling Kit" thread. LOTS of info there and guys saying they can clear 35's with a 2" or 2.5" level (about $120 for the parts).

Thank you so much for this info, can I fit the above size of tires on stock wheels?

 

[Jlicalzi]

I would check out the thread for the Halolifts.

Halolifts Group Buy

It seems like it may be the best option out there and we are getting a discount until the end of the month. I do not have it on my truck yet, but I have ordered it. Not sure on tires yet myself. I will probably just stay stock for a while.

Thank you for this info!

 

[ChsTremor]

The Halolift mentioned above looks promising for an ACTUAL suspension component lift - new coilovers, rear shocks, etc. But if you aren't really trying to IMPROVE the suspension and aren't super in to hardcore off-roading, you could consider a cheaper/simpler spacer lift for the front. Check out the "Leveling Kit" thread. LOTS of info there and guys saying they can clear 35's with a 2" or 2.5" level (about $120 for the parts).

If you want to go this route I may have a procome 2.5" level for sale in the next week or so.

 

[Jlicalzi]

I think

If you want to go this route I may have a procome 2.5" level for sale in the next week or so.

I may go the route of level kit for now until more lift suspensions come out. I may do small off-roading and stuff will the pro comp be okay for that? also how much would you charge me?

 

[ChsTremor]

I think

I may go the route of level kit for now until more lift suspensions come out. I may do small off-roading and stuff will the pro comp be okay for that? also how much would you charge me?

I don't see why it wouldn't work for mild off road. I'll sell for half off plus shipping. Not sure what that is but I can look it up. I'll shoot you a PM when I get it off the truck.

 

[Jlicalzi]

okay Perfect thank you