Will 255/85/16s fit with a 2.5" OME lift?

[Roody]

Hey everyone, I've done a bunch of research but can't seem to find a definitive answer one way or another.

Will 255/85/16s (33.1" x 10") fit without rubbing with just the OME 2.5" kit? Making sure there's no rubbing is absolutely critical seeing as I don't want to compromise the truck's off-road ability.

I believe the truck currently has the Toytec springs out back and Eibachs up front which give it a good bit of lift, but am contemplating going to the 2.5" kit all-around.

Thanks in advance for any help, it's very much appreciated

 

[gm350reratliff]

You will still probably have to do some minor trimming so they don't rub. You will have to push the front fender liners forward and redrill the holes along with slightly trimming the front bumper at the lower corners. The tires will also make contact with the top of the fender wells on hard bottom outs. You can most likely prevent this by going to a better bumpstop, I like the Wheelers Superbumps. The other place you will probably make contact is when fully stuffing the rear tires, they will rub slightly on the upper portion of the mud flaps.

 

[jrm]

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Hey everyone, I've done a bunch of research but can't seem to find a definitive answer one way or another.

Will 255/85/16s (33.1" x 10") fit without rubbing with just the OME 2.5" kit? Making sure there's no rubbing is absolutely critical seeing as I don't want to compromise the truck's off-road ability.

I believe the truck currently has the Toytec springs out back and Eibachs up front which give it a good bit of lift, but am contemplating going to the 2.5" kit all-around.

Thanks in advance for any help, it's very much appreciated

from your SPC control arms you might be able to move the wheels location within the fender well too.

Im running 32" tires on 17" wheels with a 2.5" lift with the OE flaps and no cutting. Just sayin..depending on how far down the road of commitment you are using the 16" wheels..