Largest size 2022 Diesel Sport S with no lift?

[JinxyJ08]

Hello all!

Back again to ask a question on wheel fitment this time. Now that I know my axles are not wide like the Rubi's, I need some help determining what size tires can fit with no lift (not sure if the diesel has any impact her due to the weight/springs.)

Will 35's fit with no lift on these guys?

I am torn trying to figure out this process for the following scenario:

-I ordered a set of 20 x 10 Rough Country 95 wheels with -19 offset and 4.75 backspacing as I got then for less than $90/wheel new. Will these fit with no lift and 35's? Also unsure on how this will look for that wide of a wheel and that offset. Anyone have any photos of something similar they could show for an idea?

-I MAY end up lifting down the line, and if I do I will run 37's but that will be a while if that happens.

Thanks to anyone who weighs in. I know there are 30000000000000 of these threads but none close enough to this that I figured I'd ask as the old sports had some bumper connector piece that mine does not, so is still unclear and hopefully this helps other in the process.

Thanks again!

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[DocMike]

Depends what you are going to do with the truck.
I would not recommend wheeling it with that set up.
You will get no flex and probably rub.

You may want to run a Teraflex spacer up front. Level the truck out.
The width worries me. I'm running a 11.5x35 now.
I ran -18 offset 17s when my Sport S was pretty much stock with 33s
I ran Rubicon take offs and a spacer with 33s and got no rubbing, I went to 35s and rubbed a tiny bit at full flex.

I ended up with a 2.5 Clayton Lift and 35x11.5s but I wheel a few times a month in the summer.

 

[JinxyJ08]

Thanks!

Edit to original post as well. The other option is I could cancel the 20's and grab 17's then run 315/70/17's or 35's for now this way I just need to see what will be more plausible.

Either way a Terraflex leveling kit is not a problem and i would be happy to do so.

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