4.5 inch fabtech with 36 inch mtz's

[cowboytork]

will 36''x15.50''x20'' Mickey Thompson MTZ tires fit under a 2008 dodge ram 2500 6.7 with a 4.5'' fabtech suspension lift? or would i be better off with 35"x13.50"x18" tires the wheels i want to run are the KMC XD diesels the 20" wheels are 10" wide and the 18" wheels are 9" wide. thanks for the help

[67cummins]

I ran the fabtech 4.5 with raceline renegade 18x10 with 00 offset wrapped with 35 toyo mt's! It was by far the cleanest setup I have seen!

[95f150]

i dunno but i want to run a fat tire like a 1550 aswell. Sick stance!

[Boz]

No. A 15.5" wide tire on a 10" wide wheel with 4.5" of backspacing would have trouble on a 6" lift. You would be closer with the 18x9's cause they have 5" of backpacing. I really wish that this tire was 14 or 14.5" wide cause i love the wide tire but 15.5 is just to much.

[07Bighorn]

Most likely not.. We have that exact tire now on the Megacab, I don't have pics of it yet but I believe it has a 4.5" stacked with a spacer, and it rubs all around bad... I posted a thread of trying to figure out what lift it is.. it needs longer arms I believe and some bumper triming or a prerunner steal bumper...

but it also has 20x12's unknown backspacing... you might be ok with more backspace but it may run on control arms. I will have it all torn apart this weekend and hopefully figured out and will let you know the set up on this truck below and what else you may need to get it to work.

[Mocho]

Rub for sure. My nitto mud grapplers 15.50 on 10's with 4.5 BS JUST barely touch the long arms at full lock. But with 9" lift they clear the fenders but not a ton of room and the axle is pushed forward about an extra 1" for clearance. 15.50's look absolutely sick, and also the wide track is good that high for stability if you still tow/haul.