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The often asked question of RC lifts and 35’s


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I know this subject is hit on a lot but couldn’t find one with my exact situation. I recently bought a 3.5 inch RC lift. I like the stock look so want to stay with the factory 20’s. Anyone fit 35’s on this set up? If so did u need spacers to clear the UCA? What tire width did yall go with?

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On 6/22/2024 at 10:05 PM, Jt6969 said:

I know this subject is hit on a lot but couldn’t find one with my exact situation. I recently bought a 3.5 inch RC lift. I like the stock look so want to stay with the factory 20’s. Anyone fit 35’s on this set up? If so did u need spacers to clear the UCA? What tire width did yall go with? Tiny Fishing

  • Spacers: Many people find that they need spacers to avoid rubbing against the upper control arm (UCA). A common size for spacers is 1.25 to 1.5 inches, but this can vary depending on the exact tire width and offset of the wheels.

  • Tire Width: The most common width for 35-inch tires is 12.5 inches (35x12.5R20). This width often requires spacers to prevent rubbing. Some have opted for slightly narrower tires to avoid the need for spacers, but 12.5 inches is the standard choice.

  • Trimming: Even with spacers, you might need to do some minor trimming of the inner fender liners and possibly the front bumper to avoid rubbing during full turns or under suspension compression.

  • Alignment: After fitting larger tires, getting a proper alignment is crucial to avoid uneven tire wear and to ensure the best handling characteristics.

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