Heres one

 

great pic man thanks thats exactly what i wanted to see. its nice to know i can go out and buy a 3in lift for 165 some gap guards for 80 throw it on myself and not have to worry about tires till mine are bald.
appreciate the help guys

 

No problem....anytime.....that why this site is here...

 

hey keith??
whos truck is that

 

Just searched under galleries.....im not sure....copy the code into the adress bar and hit main gallery

 

Here is a good lookin Supercab with 285s that I found in the gallery

 

just curious does backspacing have anything to do with rubbing issues or is it mostly to how tall the tire is...i dont know how wide my wheels are or the backspacing amount (to be honest i really dont know what backspacing is)...kieth? wandell?
your help would be appreciated

 

It all depends on width and heighth of tire and backspcing of rim. What rubbing are you talking about and maybe i can help more.

 

Backspacing is the distance from where the wheel mounts (where it bolts to the hub) to it's rear edge. Most aftermarket wheels for our trucks have 4.5 inches, which is what the oem wheels have.

 

did you guys have any rubbing issues at all with 35s?

 

I would if i didnt trim the lower part of my valance, but it is very very very little trimming of plastic. Now i have none.

 

what exactly did you do for that

 

the trimming? Heck i drew my line with a sharpie and used a hack saw. Then took some sand paper to even it out.

 

so jsut the bottom lip across the bottom correcT?

 

here ya go. this is wandells but mine looks the same.