Max tire size for 4 and 6 inch IFS 1998 GMC lift?

[taco ed]

I want to lift the 3/4 ton crew cab - I am looking for the max tire size you can run with a 4 inch AND a 6 inch - I haven't decided which one I want yet but I am leaning towards a 4 inch. Also can you please break it down in old school tire size along with the new metric crap that we have adopted I miss being to understand 14x35x15 .. I just don't get the P 265 blah blah blah.. I currently have 16 inch rims/wheels but I am sure they are out of size style for most tires today.. I would like to run a 35 inch tire on a 4 inch lift if I could.? Thanks in advance..

 

[chevyman0191]

a 35 inch tire on a 4 inch lift is possible, there would just be trimming involved if not cutting of bumper too.

 

[SLIMZ71]

im running 35's with just torsion keys for a lift. the fenders are trimmed a little and the front valence is trimmed also but is hardly noticed. So youll be fine with 35s and a 4 inch lift

 

[taco ed]

Got any picts?

 

[zigsz71]

yes... have any pics? I'm tossing around the idea of dropping my current lift for something smaller and swapping back to stock wheels but still keeping the 35's since I'm regeared with 4.88's....

 

[92gmc4x4]

I have 37s on my 2500 with 3 inch bodylift

 

[SLIMZ71]

Ill post up some pics tomorrow. I need to get some pics with the new mud hooks anyway

 

[SLIMZ71]

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Its an old pic from when i had the bfg ats. I kinda wish i had went with the 4 inch suspension lift just for overall height. with 35s it doesnt sit much higher than a lot of new trucks stock.

 

[RyanR]

^ Some stuffed balloons right there LOL

 

[ChrisAU]

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Its an old pic from when i had the bfg ats. I kinda wish i had went with the 4 inch suspension lift just for overall height. with 35s it doesnt sit much higher than a lot of new trucks stock.

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