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What is proper amount to level 2020 2500 4X4?

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I have a 2020 RAM 2500 4x4. Still running stock 275/75/18s. I want to replace with taller/wider tires. Probably also rims . . . considering 20 " rims. Fully expect to need a levelling kit. Any suggestions on height of leveling kit and type?
 
I have a 2020 RAM 2500 4x4. Still running stock 275/75/18s. I want to replace with taller/wider tires. Probably also rims . . . considering 20 " rims. Fully expect to need a levelling kit. Any suggestions on height of leveling kit and type?

Are you saying you think you will need a leveling kit if you go to larger tires? If so, I think you can go to a considerably larger tire without leveling.
35x12.50 tires are very popular and fit with no kit needed. I'm going with LT295/75R18s - about 34.5" x 11.8", and others have confirmed no issues with stock suspension.

Just one other note; why are you thinking of 20" rims? I'm actually going the other way and downsizing the 20" rims on my Limited to an 18" aftermarket wheel - the extra sidewall is much better for offroad and will give an improved ride. CJC, Thuren and others would not recommend a 20", but 18" or even 17" with more rubber.

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Are you saying you think you will need a leveling kit if you go to larger tires? If so, I think you can go to a considerably larger tire without leveling.
35x12.50 tires are very popular and fit with no kit needed. I'm going with LT295/75R18s - about 34.5" x 11.8", and others have confirmed no issues with stock suspension.

Just one other note; why are you thinking of 20" rims? I'm actually going the other way and downsizing the 20" rims on my Limited to an 18" aftermarket wheel - the extra sidewall is much better for offroad and will give an improved ride. CJC, Thuren and others would not recommend a 20", but 18" or even 17" with more rubber.

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Thanks much! I am starting to lean to staying with 18s.
 
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