33"x12.5"x15" Tires on my '94 Stock Rims

[datboychris]

I want to know if this will work on my 94 4X4. I want to get some pics of this on a 91-94 as well as feed back on If I need to do any cutting without a lift? And tomorow I will be adding a a two inch suspension lift and possibly a 5.5" Superlift in a couple of months. And want to know if I buy these tires for my stock rims will this look good after I do the 7.5" (total) lift, or should I just get some 589's with a 305/70R16 BFG A/t KO's PLEASE SHOW PICS TO HELP ME MAKE A DECISION

 

[birdman]

Wow man you need to definitely do some more research on tires and suspension heights. (1) no your stock rims will not work with the 12.50 tires (2) NO way you could fit 33's without removing the front and rear quarter panels of your truck (3) When you put the 2 inch suspension on I assume you mean spacers/add-a-leafs, do not waste your money if you have not already bought it. Save for the 5.5 inch Superlift because it is almost designed to run 33's on first gens perfectly. (4) When you get rims it would be cheaper to go with 15 inch and the tires would look bigger. (5) BFG AT is a good tire especially if you are not heavy offroading every other day/weekend. (6) Do the 5.5 superlift with some 15x8 589's and 33x12.50x15 BFG AT and you should be satisfied. All you would need after that is gears. Research them too.

 

[jimbo74]

a 12.5 will work on a stock rim, i mounted 33x12.5s on a 15x6 toyota rim a couple days ago... looked stupid as hell though.... its going to wear out the tires wierd too.....

for 33s, i would say a 4-6" lift will best suit you... i dont like superlift, but would go with the skyjacker class 2 lift for a ranger and then do a rear soa... do searches.....

anything bigger than a 30 and you most likely will need trimming without a lift.... 30x9.5x15 is the safest bet for non rubbing issues on a stock truck

 

[datboychris]

thanks for the advice I will save for the 5.5 superlift like you said Birdman