i run 325/60r20s (just over 35s) on my truck with a 4 inch lift and they r nice...look proportional and can easily pull a gooseneck (horse trailers that i pull are a little hard cause they sit low in the ***) but all in all it gave me the clearance to go over stuff at our ranch but kept it a pullin truck

 

Horses have long legs, put a lift on the horse trailer

sorry, I couldn't help myself

 

Karls03 wat size tire are u runnin? your truck looks good it has a tough stance

 

I actually picked up my buddies 05 CC/SB with a ~6" lift and 37's to work on tomorrow, I will snap some pics of it for you so you can see how it sizes up. I dropped my truck off to him so he has something to use for the morning, so if he stops by I will snap some pics of both side by side so you can see the difference.

 

I did a quick post and my signature didn't get posted. Anyway, I'm rolling 365/65R16 Toyo Open Country A/Ts. They spec out at 14.5 wide and 34.5 tall. I'm rolling on 16X10s and they have a recessed bead, so it makes it like rolling an 11~12 inch rim on a normal bead. Short of a Swamper or Bogger, it's the widest 35 you're going to find.

Thanks for noticing

 

I know you could get the baja claws in 35x15.5... and there were a handful of 36x15.5" tires out there, but it seems they're slowly getting discontinued. I believe the 33x15.5's just got the axe this year... They looked killer on a 12" wide rim.

 

For those of you picking the pepper out of fly crap, here are the Baja Claws CURRENTLY AVAILABLE from Summit Racing:

Search Results for Baja Claw - SummitRacing.com

Even the 20 inch 35 is ONLY a 13.50

 

they did make a 35x15.5 bc thats what my buddy has on his suburban

 

tsl/sx 35 15.50s on my bronco. A dodge with a 6in and 37s is very close to my 8in and 38s.