The charts below can tell you how much lift you will need to fit a certain size tire.
The key to the charts is as follows:
A = Stock Vehicle
B = A little Fender Trimming
C = Lots Of Fender Trimming
D(?) = Suspension Lift And Number Of Inches
E = 3" Body Lift

I am only passing this info on to you. It was originally compiled by Four Wheeler. So, if you find any of this stuff to be wrong, don't blame me.


CHEVY AND GMC
30x9.5 31x10.5 32x11.5 33x12.5     34  35x12.5 36x14.5 38.5x15   39   40x17      42  44x18
S/T TRUCK A EorD(3) B,D C,D(2)
'73-87 P/U A B D(2.5) D(2.5),B D(4),B B,D(6) B,D(6) D(8) D(8),B D(12) D(10),E
'73-91K5/Sub A B D(2.5) D(2.5),B D(4),B D(6),B D(6),B D(8) D(8),B D(12) D(10),E
'92- K5/Sub A B D(4) D(4),B D(6),B D(6),C D(6),E
'88-on P/U A B D(4) D(4),B D(6),B D(6),C D(6),E

DODGE
30x9.5 31x10.5 32x11.5 33x12.5     34  35x12.5 36x14.5 38.5x15   39   40x17 
'86-on D50 A B,E
-'93 Dakota A E D(3),C
'93- Dakota A B D(3)
-'93 150/Ram A B/D D(3.5) D(2),B D(4),B D(5),B D(4),B,E D(6),B
-'93 250/350 A B/D D(3.5) D(2),B D(4),B D(5),B D(4),B,E D(6) D(5),B,E
'94- Ram P/U A D(3) D(3) D(4),B
'98 Durango A D(3) D(3)

FORD
30x9.5 31x10.5 32x11.5 33x12.5     34  35x12.5 36x14.5 38.5x15   39   40x17      42  44x18

 

 

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