chiefcherokee

I want to get some treadwrights. I noticed that their 235/75r15 are only like 1/4" smaller (diameter) that their 30"ers. I have heard some say 30's rub like a beotch (30x9.5 I believe), others say none at all, should I make some measurements to see if I could run 30's. Any if I get a 1" lift, will I need new shocks?

Also, could I run 235/75r15 on soft 8's? Because I plan on getting 31" in a few months but I need new tires now for the winter.

I am so confused about everything!

Guitrplyr423

i run 235/75/15's with no problem on stock rims, so im sure they would be fine on soft 8's

76ANTHONY

remember, backspacing is very important, this is what im going through now.

REWSTER

what size are the soft 8's 15x7 15x8 the 235 most likely will fit either

76ANTHONY

also those treadwright mudders that are 235's are pretty mean lookin tires, buddy just bought some for a mazda truck hes doing.. and you dont lose and power from the drivetrain with that size, maybe 5hp to the azz dyno

offroadohio

I run 30's on my DD with nop issues on stock wheels. I also fit 31"s on it with very minimal trimming for daily driving,

chiefcherokee

The 15x8's because I plan on getting 31s in a few months

okcjeeper

On the lift/shock question you can go upto 2" without the need of buying new shocks. So if yo add just a 1" lift your stock shocks will work fine.

As for tires the main concern is rubbing CA's, coils and sometimes the fenders..30's should work fine..I had 30's on a 2" lift and had plenty of room that I could of ran them at stock height. Now if you ad 1" of lift you will have no issues what so ever and it will look a touch better.