Help...........37" or 35", with no lift?

[KenP]

Alec, that's a nice winch bumper. Where'd you get it? And I thought you had the rear of your truck lifted about 10"s when you were in Moab.

Much better, Stacy.

Adam, that's a nice pic, brother.

[KenP]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Bolts21:
Hi, I am new to the board and just got my '06 h2 and will be putting on 35 or 37" muds, but can't decide yet. I have seen a few set ups on this forum I like. It seems that I have to get a 2" leveling kit to go with 37's or I'll have rubbing problems. Just wanted to get some advice from people who have both set ups and maybe some pictures. Keep in mind I'm in Orange County and will do no off roading and will go with a 18X9.75 wheel. I would appreciate some pics of your guys' awesome rides. Thanks. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Why get "muds" then? 37's will hurt your mileage and speedometer.

[rocketw19]

i have 24" rim on a 37"toyo mt it rubs a lil but nuttin to worrie about as long as you dont off road. i rolled my stock next to my new set up and the 37s were a hair bigger. i dont think they are 37" tall. anyways just look for pictures there are 1000s of them. i never use the search function it sucks. i just go threw every page and read the threads i like. youll find extra info that way also.

[rodster]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Bolts21:
Leaning towards Goodyear MTR's which are 12.50's I believe. Toys is my other option. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Lots of people run 37 x 12.50 with no problems.

As someone up this thread suggested, no two trucks are alike. What rubs on one truck doesn't on another.

Given the fact you don't plan on off-roading, I don't think you'll have a problem. If you do have rubbing, it'll likely be minor.

Another variable in the equation is wheel backspace.

BTW, don't say you'll never go off-road. You might just go once and then you'll be hooked.

[strongrhino]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by shorterbus:
37x13.5 toyo oc </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
E-mail me me and I will be glad to send you pix. I am a retard and do not not know to post pix so I will send you them and you post em. I can not reiterate how I feel these are the best all around tire on a stock wheel. Everyone has their opinions of course..I have been dealing wit the MTR's on multiple vehicles and will never go back. BTW the optimal psi is 40. Got em a discount tire for $280 each I believe and if you rotate them every 3-5k you will get good life. Had em on a jeep Rubicon- beat the **** out them and put 40k on them and they still had 80% tread. So others opinions may differ but I don't think there is a better tire. I will send pix tomorrow for sure. Plus they balanced perfectly strongrhino@hotmail.com Look forward to hearing from you!

[Bolts21]

Leaning towards Goodyear MTR's which are 12.50's I believe. Toys is my other option.

[devilsfan]

37" MTRs with no lift.

No rub when installed, then a dealer alignment chewed the heck out of one of them.



Stacy

[Bolts21]

give me a break!

toyo o/c 37x13.5, no leveling kit. only rub is at full turn on the rear of the plastic fender well, no damage from that and it will wear away soon enough.

[Bolts21]

thanks Devil, never had any problems with anything else? If I never plan on lifting it, would you reccomend 35's or 7's?

37x13.5 toyo oc