question 35" tires under my truck

[450rboy]

alright i have a 82 chevy k15 with a 4 inch lift on it. you think you can put 35" inch tires under it. the tires i am gets are boggers

[KWAD GAWD]

Are you running competition Mud Bogs? They why would you want boggers? They are VERY expensive and they only last about 8,000 miles. It's a waste of money. Not to mention they're so noisy on the road that they practically vibrtate your teeth and give you a headache. Be smart and get a "normal' tire that your parents won't have to replace in 8 months.

[jcv400ex]

Depends on the width. I think they'll rub when you turn, then just add a body lift.

You'll be fine with Boggers, don't let anyone tell ya different......

[TheX1992]

Originally posted by jcv400ex
Depends on the width. I think they'll rub when you turn, then just add a body lift.

You'll be fine with Boggers, don't let anyone tell ya different......

Most of the rubbing that I use to get was actually on the frame. This was on a 89 F150 though. Body lifts wont help that. Maybe Chevy's are different.

[parkers30]

you should haveno troubles with 35's and 4 inches of lift, its one of the most common ways you see that body style of truck/blazer/jimmy

[450rboy]

Originally posted by KWAD GAWD
Are you running competition Mud Bogs? They why would you want boggers? They are VERY expensive and they only last about 8,000 miles. It's a waste of money. Not to mention they're so noisy on the road that they practically vibrtate your teeth and give you a headache. Be smart and get a "normal' tire that your parents won't have to replace in 8 months.

holy crap. it ain't even gonna be touching the road ever. and i am buying the tire any way

[450rboy]

so you guys think if i go with the wide one(14 inch) it will rub mabe. but if i went with like smaller one(12inch) it might not rub.

[One_Bad_400]

you should be able to fit them in there... they might rub a little but no problem.. just dont turn all the way... i put 33" tires on my stock f-150... they fix its just turning right, when i have the wheel althe way turned they rub a tad.. not enought to care..

[TheFontMaster]

If you have the money I would go with the 14in. wide tires, and if they rub then just get some nice wider offset rims.

[prepracing]

Originally posted by 450rboy
so you guys think if i go with the wide one(14 inch) it will rub mabe. but if i went with like smaller one(12inch) it might not rub.

all depends on rim offset, a 15x10 rim and a 4in susp lift on your truck should have no problem running 35"s. Might rub a little if your offroading and have it flexed up hard. But other than that u should be good to go

[Warrioreater400ex]

a k15? so it has a 350 right? what axles does it have under it? just wondering cuz boggers grip almost too good sometimes. also with all the lugs, the boggers take a lot of wheelspin to clear the tread, and when you romp on it you will break a lot more drivetrain components if you have 1/2 ton running gear... because they bite so good... they dont steer great either... .trust me a good set of Swampers, Iroks, or Swamper S/X's will get you anywhere you need to go..

Dont get me wrong i love boggers they are awesome for high Horspower applications with and overbuilt drive train...