285/75/16 KO2

Unfortunately I got a nail on my 265's sidewall so I had to install my 285's with no lift since I am a month from my appt. I have trimmed as much as I could might have to DIY viper cut but will installing my lift ( Eibach and icon AAL) will rubbing go away?

 

I bought my tires used so they were pretty shot, was just an excuse to put them on. I kinda had the assumption that they would fit somewhat fine with spacers.

 

What are you rubbing on? 285s on stock OR wheels will require some cutting and trimming. CMC will be needed if you off road.

 

got anymore pics of your rig with the 285's on?

 

More pics pls. Looks good.

 

I have done some cutting so I don't rub on plastic anymore but when I turn about 80% I do rub on cab mount.
Gonna avoid doing a CMC and do relocation instead.

 

I'll take a couple and post them. That pic was a screenshot of a video I took.

 

I know something will need to be done for the cab mount but will putting my lift give it clearance from it?

 

Depends on the lift, wheel, tire brand and every truck is also a little different.
I've read some guys with 2" lift with 0 offset wheels have had no rubbing or CMC where others are 2.5" lift and -12 needed CMC

Really we can't give you a definite answer till your have the lift on.

Post more pics.

 

I'll post more when I get off work.

 

Took some quick pictures on my lunch.

 

Nice view for a lunch break.

 

285/75/16, 16x8 +0 offset wheels, Bilstein 6112/5160 with AAL, need cmc as it rubs with wheels fully turned plus suspension flex.

 

You went wheelin on your lunch break haha deadly I like

 

Any chance I can I'll hit the dirt , that's why I'm bummed about the fitment lol

 

What's the bs on those wheels?

 

I think 0 as he listed 0” bs.

 

4.5"

The formula is:
(Rim width + 1"/2) + offset
1"(1/2" inboard + 1/2" outboard) is added to rim width to account for thickness of the rims to arrive at wheel width.

Example using stock OR wheel:
(7+1)/2 + 25mm
4" + 25mm = 5" backspace

Example using a 16x8 -12mm
(8+1)/2 + (-12)
4.5" - 12mm = 4" backspace

 

offset is 0, not sure the measurement on backspacing