I just bought 33"/12.5/r15 dick cepek crushers i just want to know from anyone eles who is running the same type of tire how is the front drivetrain holding up any snapped axels or cv joint damage or any other problems from running a much larger tire than stock. 2010 FX4,V6 4.0L, 4.10 LS,2"leveling kit,3" bodylift, rancho gas shocks,K&N air filter,gibbsons dual extreme exhuast. Thanks for the input

 

All kinds of people on here run that size tire with no issues.

 

i jumped my truck like 3 times by accident in the dunes and its fine...drove home 1100 miles after doing it no problem and i've run these tires for a year

 

yeah you're good man

 

just kidding, but show us some pics of your Ranger Mike!!!!

 

wheeled the **** outta my truck on 33's every weekend and never broke a thing.

 

dude im probably the dumbest person alive when it comes to computers every time i try to post a pick it doesnt work i dont even know how to shrink it to post it so kinda hooped there but trust me when i figure it out there will be a ton of pics thanks for the input everybody now im not worried to put them on

 

Hey MadMike, what kind of 2" leveling kit did you get? I just want a little more room to put some 285/75/16's under my truck.

 

Crank your T-Bars!

 

i went with MAXX leveling kit its just keys and then i put 2"blocks in the rear and cranked the t-bars to match it rides a little rougher but not to bad

 

Ok man thanks! Yeah I am looking at a superlift leveling kit that comes with new indexed keys. The kit also comes with offroad superlift shocks that are a tad taller than stock ones. I would hope that would make it ride less stiff almost like stock. Of course these trucks ride stiff already thanks to the torsion bar suspension. Or to those who would know, unlike me lol, is there really any need for new shocks if I get new indexed keys?! If not, then I would be fine just getting new keys.

 

Hmmm I'm thinking I should get new shocks regardless of a leveling kit or just cranking the t-bars. My truck has 96,000 (almost 97,000) with stock shocks that have been on there since 32,000 miles. Basically my truck rides like a$$. And the back shocks make a heck of a racket when going over speed bumps or putting weight in the truckbed.

 

ya i put rancho r5000's on it helped a bit but not much im guessing when i put my 33's on it will help