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Let’s see your wagons with 35 and 37’s

I'll throw my two cents in on two of the issues you raise: re-gearing and wheels.

Re-gearing from 4:10 to 4:33 is a waste of money. Any good shop will tell you that you are spending a bunch of cash for almost no change in gear ratio, but they will do it if you insist. If you are planning on running 37s, and want to re-gear, then 4:88 probably make the most sense. An argument could be made for 4:56 and for 5:13, depending which way you want to go. If you really want 37s, maybe you should get those first and drive your truck for a while. See how it runs on the factory 4:10 gears. Then make a decision on re-gearing.

Wheels:

The factory PW wheels are 8-inches wide, so you can run a (37 x 12.5) but you cannot run a (37 x 13.5), because the wheel is too narrow. Also, the factory PW wheel has 45mm of offset, which is a lot for an over-size tire. You will have rubbing. You should be looking for a wheel with 18-27mm of offset.

The Method 704 HD has just 18mm offset, so it does a good job clearing the tires, but the tires will stick out more than with the other wheels. If - as you have said - you do not want the tires to stick out from the vehicle, then try a wheel that has 25-27mm. The Method 704 wheel will cost somewhere around $325 per wheel. EDIT: $405 per wheel (on sale right now: March 19, 2026)

AEV makes good wheels, and they have made the Salta HD specifically for Ram HD trucks, and for running 37-inch tires. The offset should be more to your liking. These cost somewhere around $305 per wheel.

The Innov8 wheels are forged, and are excellent wheels. The offset is good for what you are looking for. I don't think they are hub-centric (double-check on that), and if they are not, I would opt for the Thuren wheel (which is both forged and hub-centric). The Innov8 wheels will cost around $850 per wheel. EDIT: $959 per wheel

The Thuren wheel is probably the best wheel in this list, because it is both forged, and hub-centric. However, the Thuren wheel is 18-inches in diameter, while all the other ones are 17. Check on the tires you want to make sure you can get the ones you want in 18-inches if you want to go with Thuren wheels. The Thuren wheels are around $850 per wheel.

Prices for wheels have risen significantly in the last few weeks. I've updated some of them and added links.

WheelSizeBoltOffset
Ram (forged, hub-centric)17 x 8.08 x 6.545 mm
AEV Salta HD17 x 8.58 x 6.527 mm
Method MR 30117 x 8.58 x 6.525 mm
Method 704 HD17 x 9.08 x 6.518 mm
Innov8 G70017 x 8.58 x 6.525 mm
Thuren (forged, hub-centric)18 x 9.08 x 6.520 mm
 
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The Innov8 wheels are now $1124 a wheel. Those are pricey, but look nice.
I think the ones you would want are $959 - either way, that's a lot of coin.

 
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