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Will it rub?

Enter your truck, suspension, tire size and wheel specs. We compare them with typical fitment limits for your truck and tell you if it fits clean, rubs a little or needs more lift.

Won't fit like this

Too big for this suspension. Add more lift, choose a smaller tire or a wheel with a different offset.

Fits clean up to
32.2"
With trimming up to
33.4"
Wheel position vs. stock
+73 mm further out

More poke = more risk of rubbing on the bumper and fender at full lock.

Check real builds

See photos of trucks with similar setups, and whether they rub.

Estimates based on typical owner experience, not a guarantee. Trim, wheel backspacing, alignment and tire brand all make a difference. Confirm with the retailer before ordering.

Biggest tire sizes by truck (typical)

TruckStock heightLeveledLifted (~6")
Ford F-150 2015-202432"33" / 35" trimmed35" / 37" trimmed
RAM 1500 2019-202433"34" / 35" trimmed35" / 37" trimmed
Chevy Silverado 1500 2019-202432"33" / 34" trimmed35" / 37" trimmed
GMC Sierra 1500 2019-202432"33" / 34" trimmed35" / 37" trimmed
Toyota Tacoma 2016-202331"32" / 33" trimmed33" / 35" trimmed
Toyota Tundra 2022-202433"34" / 35" trimmed35" / 37" trimmed
Ford Super Duty 2017-202434"35" / 37" trimmed37" / 40" trimmed

Frequently Asked Questions

+What size tires fit without a lift?

Most full-size trucks fit about 33 inch tires at stock height. Tacomas fit about 31.5 inch. Super Duty trucks fit about 34 inch.

+Does wheel offset change rubbing?

Yes. A lower or negative offset pushes the wheel out. That gives more room on the inside, but the tire can hit the bumper and fender at full lock.

+Will 35s fit with a leveling kit?

On an F-150, Ram 1500, Tundra or Super Duty, 35s usually fit with a level plus some trimming. On a Silverado, Sierra or Tacoma you'll usually need a lift.