35x12.5-15 ?
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uhhhh......no. You'll need AT LEAST a bodylift, even at that, they would be stuffed and rub like crazy. You should have either a RCD or Superlift suspension lifts, and a body lift to fuilly clear 35's. We have a sticky thread regarding lift options, and max tire size for each particular setup.
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Hey Sonic, could you get a front view and a slight angled view of those 12.5's you got on there? Curious to see how close they really can get on it.. I will be ordering some 33/11.5's this summer when I get my superlift on, and tempted to see if perhaps a 12.5 would fit.. I lov ehow mweaty they look when they stick out about an inch out the side.. Im just afraid the inside rubbing is going to be the issue.
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Thanks for all the help. I went friday and had the tires mounted they fit other than they rubbed. The front fender flares were hitting and the inner fender was hitting. So I cranked the torsion bars and added two inch blocks. That solved the clearence problems. It worked pretty good on Saturday, hit some mud and trails no problems.
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Thanks for all the help. I went friday and had the tires mounted they fit other than they rubbed. The front fender flares were hitting and the inner fender was hitting. So I cranked the torsion bars and added two inch blocks. That solved the clearence problems. It worked pretty good on Saturday, hit some mud and trails no problems.