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Just got these in. Now just waiting on inner fender liners to finish out the chop.

As well as emissions standards.

"I have the data..." "I can't post results..." Then you don't have the data, it's as simple as that.

This is the kind of attitude that makes me wonder what you think is kosher to modify? Like, for example - should I accept that it's a 2 1/2T truck and the factory height, axles and tires weren't designed for off-road use, or am I cool to modify those things? Jesus, this is absolutely a garbage...

I would also like to have a look at the data.

Not much of a noticeable difference between the 35s that I took off to go with the 40s, and much more sidewall to work with. I think it's a pretty comfortable ride, for me - at least. 36 year old with bad knees from service.

Hey @Mr Black , Trying to purchase a set of the Overland fender chop brackets + LEDs and when I attempt to finalize the sale, I get "Invalid formkey" Frustrating. Edit - I got it working. Had to clear cache and start fresh with the transaction.

You can do 40's on the Mopar 2" lift, as long as you're either OK with trimming the front bumper, or go with a stubby bumper.

40x13.50r17 Gladiators 17x9 Fuel's Mopar Lift

They’re made by Fuel.

Got it from Jerry Ulm in Tampa.

40's. I ended up doing 40x13.50's on 17x9 Fuels. Much happier than the dealer installed 22x10 + 35x12.50

took delivery of my new wheels/tires and went ahead and got them on.

22x10 35x12.50r22 Yokohamas

Weird thing to say in response...

37" is the max tire that will fit under the bed in the factory location, yes.

I'm with you there. Originally, I had planned on 17s and 37s, but the dealership had already popped the 22s and 35s on. I'll look into selling/swapping them, eventually!

Picked up the last 2020 on the lot last week, so far so good!

Man, the amount of people offering feedback on the size of the wheels instead of the actual topic at hand is staggering.