How can they fit?

[Piskin]

I got stock suspension on my tahoe and im looking at putting some meaty tires on her. I was just wondering what i would need to do to get these bigger tires to fit. Im looking at some 35's. Would some keys and a body lift get the job done? Im trying to avoid a suspension kit.

 

[RJ999]

I seen some Tahoe's with a 3" body lift and 35s that looks real good. The largest tire you can go is a 33 without a lift and to run 33s it's recommended you get a leveling kit (from what I have read anyway). Here are some pics of 3" body lifts and 35s.

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[Piskin]

So if i were to go the keys and spacers route and not the body lift you think i can fit some 35s or am i gonna get some rubbing?

 

[boostaholic]

It will rub like crazy with 35s. Some 315s with fit under keys and coil spacers but you'll have to run a narrow wheel with alot of backspacing (most stock wheels are better).

 

[minitruckinyukon]

I'm running 315/70/17 on stock 17's with only the torsion bars turned. It only scrubs in the front if you turn the wheel all the way. It rubs in the back quite a bit on the plastic inner fender when you turn because of the body roll. I've drove a lowered truck for a long time so i'm used to a driving with a limited turning radius.

 

[Aquinosteven]

^^^ can we see some pics off you truck. i can imagine 315s under there.