4 Inch Suspension Lift Tire Size

I'm planning on taking my truck to a shop and having my Bilstein 5100's and OME 884's bumped up to 0.85, installing SPC UCA's, installing a 1-1.5 inch body lift with either a 1.5 leaf spring or a 1 inch block in the rear. So this should be about a 4-4.5 inch none DB suspension lift. My question is what size tire should I run? Does anyone with an RCD 4.5 inch lift run 295/75r16's? I am considering buying black TRD 17 inch wheels and getting 305/70r17's or keeping my current painted black rims and buying the super swamper's in 34/10.5r16's but idk if they will fit. I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me what the biggest size tire I can run with a 4 inch lift is without having to do a lot of trimming. Thanks

 

I fit a 285/75R16 with 4" lift with no trimming. Anything bigger than that and you'll have to trim moar.

 

Okay cool thanks. What kind of lift setup are you running?

 

How is that getting you 4"??

 

Sub'd

 

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that's it

 

Okay so i just got a quote to have my 5100's bumped up to 0.85. They said $75 per shock so $150 to have them bumped up to 0.85 with my OME 884's so I should be getting about 3 inches of lift if I have it done. Does this sound reasonable or should I try doing it myself with a rented Autozone spring compressor??

 

Plus I can't decide if I want to run a 1, 1.5, or 2 inch 4crawler body lift. What do you guys recommend? I know with a 1 or 1.5 inch body lift I should be fine but with a 2 inch will I have to get a new drive shaft or anything else? Any help/experiences with this kind of setup would be greatly appreciated because I don't want to mess up my truck by getting too much of a body lift and it causing problems.

 

Thanks man! I'm considering a 2 inch body lift from 4crawler and they come with the steering column extension, radiator drop bracket, and gas tank bracket. I just don't know if 2 inches will cause my wires and brake/abs lines to be too tight