Well, I should be getting a big check after finishing basic training, and i have decided to add a body lift on top of my rize. I need to know what size tires to put on it i was thinking 40/13.50-20, would this look right or will they look to small. Would they be to big? also I need some ideas for wheels on want some black ones with like a chrome edge on them. Come on guys help me out.

 

I personally would avoid body lifts at all cost....Why not get some coilovers and crank them up? looks better and is more functional. Also if you plan on going with 40's id look at one that is at least 15.50" wide, otherwise they are going to be tall, thin and look out of place with that much lift.

 

What size Rize do you have? If you could fit some 40x15.50-22 Toyo MT's it would look sick!

 

i dont think body lifts are bad at all. although coilovers look amazing they cost a chit load more! lol do the body lift and you will probably need a leveing kit aswell. get 15.50" wide tires. those 13.50 will look way to narrow and IMO will look like complete a$$.

 

yeah what size rize do you have? and where you going to basic training? BC i got out about 3 months ago now and also i was there for 4 1/2 months with Drill Sgt. that wasnt fun lol

 

I have you have low gears.

 

here are some black wheels with a chrome lip. they look good. also on 40's. i don't know who makes them though but i am sure some of the guys on here could help you with that if you like them.

 

Thanks for the Response guys. Im definatly gonna go with a body lift, If i put 15.50s on it and they rub I will add a leveling kit. When all thats done im going to have a place nearbuy build a set of custom leaf springs and give it the factory rake. I dont like the nose high bulldog cali look or whatever its called. Any opinions on this idea?

Also, I'm going to basic at Fort Knox Kentucky (19Kilo). I reckon its pretty tough their. Im pumped up and ready to rock, but still kinda dreading it. I reckon about 4 months after i get out were going to Afgahnistan. So i gotta git with it on this project.