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Post Pics of your 2019+ 2500 or 3500!
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Running Carli 2.5 level on 17x8.5 Method Racing 315 wheels, +25 offset. 35" Falken Wildpeaks.
Tires are a dream, but next set I'm bumping up to 37's for a better wheel well fillout. These Methods were designed for it.
I hot rodded the truck on the new Wildpeaks today on some mountain twisties. Impressed and a vast improvement over the Firestones.
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That's awesome to know! Still haven't been able to get off pavement with them. Soon!
They look awesome! You’re going to hate them in snow though. I had some on my f150. Thankfully I bought them from Discount tire. They swapped out a different set for free. I just had to pay the difference in tire cost. I ordered 35’s for my Jeep yesterday. The guy at DT mentioned that tire as an option and I said I didn’t like them
At all in snow. He told me they get a lot of them back for that reason.
PGHChris81
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What tire did you end up getting? I have read a ton of reviews on them that says they are great in the snow. I am about to get tires and planned to get the Wildpeaks because I live in Western PA and based on reviews they are great for my climate.
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Drivers side side view (top) and from underneath forward (bottom)
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Awesome, I'll definitely take that plunge after these tires. Thanks dude!
Squatch
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Yours the Cummins or gasser? Just wondering, cause if it is a gasser, hows it do spinning those tires?
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This is the first I’ve heard after countless hours of research that 37’s would fit a 2500 without a required level. I see you did some light trimming. If you wouldn’t mind sharing you exact wheel and tires specs that would be really appreciated. Also what year and trim do you have?
Thanks man!
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Wow. Again, I keep hearing you have to level to get those to fit. This is great news! I’m running up against a clearence issue in my garage. Am in the process of buying a 2020 2500 Laramie Night Edition, but only have 6’ 11” of clearence which is basically 3” of play from stock. If I slap 37’s on it I believe that increases overall height by 1.75” from stock, basically leaving me a safe inch left over, which would be too close for comfort doing a level. Was going to just level and stick with 35’s but just love the look of the 37in tires stuffed in there. Your update provides me with new life!! Ha!2019 Ram 2500 Cummins Laramie
Method Racing Wheels 18x9 +18mm offset
Nitto Ridge Grappler 37x12.5
314 | Matte Black
The 314 Standard Wheel features a burly and utilitarian styling, inspired by famous Dakar Rally® wheel design. Around the lip you’ll find weight saving pockets machined out with ‘Method’ embossed in one of the pockets. The spoke faces are slightly arched with a deeply recessed bolt circle for...www.methodracewheels.com
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Fueled by enthusiasts, Nitto is driven to provide the highest quality car and truck tires for every vehicle on the road. Choose the tire that drives you.m.nittotire.com
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Hate to trouble you, but any clue exactly how tall your Laramie is now to the top of the fin? (no need to measure if you don’t know, just curious).
Thanks again man. Made my day.
Squatch
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Just be sure to check the specs on whatever tire you do get. The manufacturer will usually have that info with the tire. Ridge grappler 37s are 36.77 inches new, other brands or tires within the same brand will very plus or minus from there. I know it’s negligible for most, but it sounds like you are cutting it pretty close. Hate fo you to have to air down to park the thing.
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Great advise.
Does anyone know if the stock specs (80.1” height) includes the shark fin antenna? And if so how many inches I would save by relocating it (and I suppose if that is even possible/easy). The perfect set up for me is a level with 37’s. Trying to get creative with how to make that fit under 6’11”. Zaddy gave me new hope with proof that 37s will fit without a lift, but I would like to level it out if possible.
You guys are awesome. Thanks.
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Would love to see more pics of your current setup (no level) if you have them. specifically a profile view. I am likely to have almost an identical setup (37s on Methods, no level).
Thanks again.
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So clean. Love the wheel/tire setup.
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Is that an 8’ box?
Squatch
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If that was an 8’ box on a mega cab, I would have **** on the floor. Man I want a mega cab longbed!
PGHChris81
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Was a nice day today, washed her and took her for a long drive.
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While I totally understand the appeal, I wouldn't do that without a wide track front axle.
It would be a nightmare for anything city related.
My '19 PowerWagon
Purchased on 3/2/20 (Leftover)
Decked System, RCI 18" Bed Rack, Yakima Awning, Fuel Zephyr 17x9" -12 offset, Falken WildPeak AT3W 35x12.50x17, White Knuckle Offroad sliders (on order).
Have you received the sliders yet? I want to get some and was looking at these. If so, can you post some pictures? Thanks