Ok, so I am REALLY wanting 37's Its a sickness, I know. I was looking at doing a leveling kit (specifically top gun customz steel 2" or 3" spacers and shocks), with a suspension upgrade in the future when I can afford it. Does anyone run 37's with just a leveling kit? It appears it COULD be done, but I am uncertain at this point.
Scott

 

not sure on Dodges i know on my ford 35's are about the limit with a leveling kit.

my friend has a 98 Dodge 2500 but i think he has an all around lift kit and he's on 37's if i recall and it looks like if it was any lower it would scrub like all get out.....

 

I can, and am running 35's on stock suspension, with plenty of room in the rear for 37's, but I am just concerned about the front. I don't offroad it, so flexing is not really a concern. I did find these pics of a truck with 37's and just a 2" leveling kit:


Looks like it should work for now... Now to decide if I REALLY need 37's.

EDIT: Apparently I can't hotlink pics from the site I found them at.... Sorry, No pics.
Scott

 

They'll fit but no flexing at all with the wheel turned, it will eat you fender alive. Why 37's? Just curious.

 

Just because mostly I really want load range E tires, and I can't get 35x12.50x17's in load range E most of the time. So far, the only two tires I've found in that size in load range E are the Hankook MT's and the Toyo MT's.
Scott

 

With a set of Carli control arms, no problem with only a levelling kit, but you need the arms to move the front axle forward.

Dodge Ram Control Arms and Dodge Ram Suspension System Components

Just ordered a set, and 37" Toyo M/T's

The 2 grey trucks on the Carli site both are running 37's

 

Ok...for $1200 I cancelled the order, and stuck with the 35's...Maybe in the spring I will make the jump to the 37's

 

i just bought a set of hankook 35 25.5 17 E rated i looked forever to find a set of E rated tires that size.