i have a 2000 cherokee, will i be able to fit 32x11.50x15 tires with this lift kit or will i have major scrubbing issues?
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It depends on the backspacing on your rims too. I am pretty sure you can fit it with minor trimming. I would buy a small spacer like a 1 inch to put on top of the coil spring. After that it will work prefect with no trimming. They are pretty cheap like 50 bucks plus when I installed my kit tge old stock one was in pretty bad shape. The real name for them is a coil spring insolelator. Hope this helps.
234729
Definitely not you want that to fit with no rub your gonna want to go for the 4.5 lift.
234730
I put it on my 1990 with 31x10.5x15 and I had to cut a little plastic away to get it to not rub when I turned the wheel all the way.
1008627
i needed two kits to cover my jeep cherokee roof, for what its worth, it is a bit shorter than i realized when i ordered. but measure your roof before you start, and make sure to clean all the old crap off the headliner board..
1729039
Check out dodge web sites for max tire sizes with and without lift. I put mine on a jeep fsj with about 4inches. You also need to check for the right wheel back spacing.
1462819
No this kit will lift your jeep about 3 inches they are just spacers so you don't need anything else but install them
1811360
I've kept with the standard size wheels and tires (265/65/17). I added 1.25 inch spacers on the wheels when I did the lift. They is no rubbing with the spacers but I'm not sure without. They is a 4runner forum (www.toyota-4runner.org)that has loads of people who add all kinds of wheel and tire sizes. It might be taking a look on there.
1188593
I have been more than satisfied with the improvement of steering and Tire wobble. I have a jeep Cherokee sport. I put 3''lift n 16 inch tires. Handles excellent!! I'm happy!
1014974
The kit comes with shock extensions. I recommend buying shocks for this lift especially if you going with bigger tires it will improve the driving capabilities. This kit looks good with 33x12.50 or equal tire size. With 35's it will defiantly rub. Also if you do go with bigger tires you will need hubsentric spacers of at least 1.5 in for clearance. And I think you can get those from rough country as well. Jeep on!
2268330
I installed them on my 1998 Cherokee with 33x12.5 tires on stock axles and 4.5 inches of lift. They fit perfectly and look great. You will be very happy with these wheels.
1496509
Yes. Mine works fine with the 31x10.5 R15LT as a spare tire, with a couple inches to spare fully folded. It is made to accommodate the spare. If you have some humongo wide tire as a spare you might have trouble, but with an ordinary unlifted jeep it will work just fine.
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I had someone sell me two wrong kits before I got the correct one. The firestone website is good at identifying your kit. I'm pretty sure a lift kit requires a different kit or the same kit with a spacer to accommodate your lift.
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Here's what I did. Call Air Lift Company at 1-800-248-0893 and tell them what vehicle you have & that it has a 5" lift and let them tell you which one you need. Then go back to Amazon to purchase. Worked out well for me. Good luck!
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Sorry, but I can only make an educated guess. I have 17 inch tires on my Ram 1500. I got the 15 inch flaps but returned them because they looked too small for my truck. With 15 inch tires, I would think that the 15 inch flaps should be okay for that application. Just be sure to have help holding them in the wheel well and don't drill unless you're sure they will fit. Can always return them if they don't have drill holes or other damage. Hope this helps.
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No it would pull the tires in to much and cause an uneven wear on the center of the tires you need a 15x10 rim to have a proper fit
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Hello, Here is some additional fitment notes for this kit. PART NUMBER: K5075B Fits 2005 to 2011 Toyota Tacoma4WD and 2WD PreRunnerLift Height: 3 InchFront Lift: Coil Springs Steering Correction: None Required Rear Lift: Add-A-Leaf KitShocks: Front ES6000Rear ES9000 ShocksShock Boots Not IncludedMax Tire Size: 33 x 12.50 Inch Wheel Diameter: 16 + InchWheel Backspace: 4 - 5 InchNOTE: This Kit Is Not Recommended For Standard Cab or Extended Cab 4 Cylinder Models Pro Comp is driven by genuine off road enthusiasts. Pro Comp Suspension Products reflect customer-driven, racing influenced technology and engineering with a focus on world-class manufacturing processes and techniques. When it comes to your vehicle's handling, look and performance, we know you don't make compromises and either do we. From the middle of downtown to the middle of nowhere Pro Comp will get you there and back. NOTE: This Kit Is Not Recommended For Standard Cab or Extended Cab 4 Cylinder Models
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This kit is for Wrangler Tj models 97-06, I believe the bodies are slighty different and thid may not work... There is no lift kit needed, these flares are just like the factory ones, just wider...
237587
I have a stock Ford F150 Platinum 4x4 pick-up truck (year 2011), and my Jeggs 2 ton floor jack will lift any corner of the truck with no problem. If you just want to raise your truck high enough to get the wheels off the ground, then the lifting height is fine. If you need more height than that, then maybe others can give you the answer. I've only used it once to do a 4 wheel tire rotation.
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I love the lift, and I've had it for about a year now. You can get bigger tires and the clearance feels and looks great. But because of the upper control joints on the front of the vehicle, you can only get 30.5, maybe 31 inch tires without rubbing. Otherwise you need wheel spacers.