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A dirty taco never hurts every once in a while

I actually did not bc you can't really notice the lean unless you stare at it. I notice it bc I'm the one driving it but it's not a huge concern at this point in time

Went with a 33" Hercules terra trac II a/t. The rim is an 18x9 gear machine finish with a -12 mm offset

3" ready lift suspension lift 33" tires, 18x9 wheel, procomp 3" rear shocks and a hella lot of mud

Took bout 2 hours to clean up also. I told myself I would regret it but hey never make the same mistake 1 or 2 times. Make it a bunch so you can for sure know not to do it again

May or may not took it through a mud pit

I like the ride of the 265 better

Need to check out yotamafia.com and grab some merica stickers

Wouldn't do body lift. Just looks funny. Plus if you don't have step rails to hide your frame under the cab, then lift it higher and you'll see even more of the frame

all depends on the lift. My 3" lift was a block lift but I still added some 3" procomp shocks to help with the rear end. Didn't wanna stretch out the factory ones too much

Little bit of my story line. Started out no lift, then did a ready lift suspension with 3". Now I have the lift with 265/70/18 tires with an -12 mm 18x9. I like the simple 3" lift. Not too much but enough to tuck some bigger tires. Plus sadly mine is only a 2wd so I didn't wanna go too high anyways

I don't see how you afford the gas for your zombie machine silver haha

Wheels and tires installed. Going to put my skid plate back on here soon

Hey jac what size is that light at? I got a 30 inch heading my way but wasn't sure how to mount it inside that area? I thought I would have to remove the bumper but wasn't sure of all. Also wiring how did that go?

Silver you drive the Abrams of yotas! Haha big money son! And I got 18x9 (-12 mm offset) wheels and 265/70/18 tires

Finally got my tire situation fixed . what should I do next? Thinking light bar in the lower grill or tinted windows

Mine started to squeak a little after my lift kit. I bought new shocks that are made for a 3" and that helped more than expected. Come to found out my leaf spring bushings are the ones that are making the noises. 30 dollar fix and it made it better

Did a simple 3" ready lift with procomp shocks in the rear. Riding out the baby wheels to get my money's worth!

I did a 3" suspension lift and the biggest tire you can get without any trimming is a 285/65/18(20) or a 265/70/18(20). I would suggest the 265 bc a 285 tire is a ten ply tire which ride like sh*t but it's a little taller than the 265. The 265 is a little bit wider. The rim you can go with a 0...

I mean it's a 2015 so no clue why it would be going off.