I have 35" tires and a 3.25" lift. Will this product work?
1311034
Not very good for 4 wheeling. Must be on level ground....otherwise it will b OK
1311035
I have 35" tires and a 3" lift, I have this item and I have used it once. On a level ground, the jack is meant to be used under the axle. It worked perfectly fine for me, the tires came completely off the ground with room to go higher. I hope this helps.
1311036
This will work with up to a 37" tire. Lift height isn't that relevant since the jack and jack base are designed to go under the axle. Web link to AEV web site. http://www.aev-conversions.com/shop/products/tools-accessories/jk-jack-base
1311037
This will work with up to a 37" tire. Lift height isn't that relevant since the jack and jack base are designed to go under the axle.Web link to AEV web site.http://www.aev-conversions.com/shop/products/tools-accessories/jk-jack-base
1311038
I have 33" tires with a 3.5" lift. The product barely works. With your set up I suspect it will be just short of getting your tire off the ground. But, if you have a small board maybe an inch think to slip under it, it will work. That's what I did to make the jack not extend all the way up.
899294
What is your bolt fitment pattern. 35 in tire will be fine its your bolt pattern 5 and 6 LUG will fit fine
151350
Yes, I am currently running 35" tires and 17" wheels and it will adjust for even larger wheel and tire combinations. I had 32" tires when I first used it and then later upgraded to the larger size and had no problems whatsoever. I am currently using this on a 1999 Jeep Wrangler TJ with 4 1/2" of lift. Works perfect. Chris M
283323
Hi there, Unfortunately this item will not work on vehicles with a 4" lift. Here is a link to the manufacturers website stating this: http://www.procompusa.com/prodDetail.aspx?partNo=EXP122500&catID=1&subCat=90&ptID=3306&plID=1818 I highly recommend contacting the manufacturer directly to find out the correct part number your application requires and then use that part number to shop on Amazon. Hope this helps!
96328
Yes this item will work. Raising and lowering this bike hoist is a bit like raising and lowering a set of blinds. You can adjust the height of each hook
1138038
Assuming you have the TRS-25 on some sort of riser, it should work OK. Without the riser, there will be a pretty big height difference.
1508263
No in my opinion it won't work. This tow bar lacked proper direction for installation and bolts and nuts were missing. I don't recommend this tow bar.
936559
If you have room for a tire that is 32in tall mounted on a rim. they should work. If not....
804422
It should...it's the thinner tires that have a problem. BTW this setup works great!
620409
There will be enough clearance for the tires (I have 700c tires, which are larger than 26" and it works fine). Without seeing your bike I can't say if the mounting will work without some modifications. I had the braze-ons needed, so mine bolted on with no problems.
1830017
Yeah it would but wouldn't look good bc you would have a big lift with little wheels. If I were you i would do 20s on 35s if you're getting a 7.5 lift
1802271
Yes it will, but I suggest a tire gage to double check the pressure. My unit runs about 5 lbs. lower than what I set it for, but not always exactly that amount. So in other words, If I want to inflate the tire to 35 lbs. if I set it for 40, it may do 37 or 34 or 39. Not a big deal, but it takes a bit of getting used to.
420971
The part that attaches to lift was included with mine, you would need a four foot 3/8 drive extension. Could find at Harbour Freight or maybe Amazon.
1408437
Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
872559
If u have a lift you can go big, I have a 98 lifted and gave 23" tires on it.
619540
I have not installed the lift kit yet, but I was told that I can fit up to a 33" tire. So you should have no problem with a 32" tire with a 4" lift.
989711
I have seen Tundra's with 35inch tires with only a 2.5 lift. It rubs on hard turns, but they fit. A 3 inch will make it a little better but you may still want to trim. That can be done when you install the kit. An additional $50-$100. So don't get discouraged and get smaller tires.....get 35s and drive careful until you can trim.