how big of tires will fit
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The sticky at the top of the forum you posted this thread in:
"Maximum Trailblazer Tire Size without Modification"
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=763
Mike
"Maximum Trailblazer Tire Size without Modification"
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=763
Mike
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You can prolly fit a 6 and 7/8 in there
they've always worked for me.
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What are you talking about?!?!
He can fit at LEAST a 7" tall tire with a lift! Maybe even 7-1/2"!
Mike
He can fit at LEAST a 7" tall tire with a lift! Maybe even 7-1/2"!
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Screw it! 7-1/2 and get the Sawzall out!
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I flipped my UCAs and was able to get a 9" tire under mine!
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WOW!
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You know, I feel a little lame now since I actually clicked on the link Mike posted and it only talks about tire size for unmodified trucks. 
Personal experience: I have 4" of suspension lift, 32x10.5 tires, and 25mm offset wheels (like having 1" wheel spacers). My tires rubbed on the plastic liners when I still had them in front. They still rub on the rear liners. I don't have sway bars.
Personal experience: I have 4" of suspension lift, 32x10.5 tires, and 25mm offset wheels (like having 1" wheel spacers). My tires rubbed on the plastic liners when I still had them in front. They still rub on the rear liners. I don't have sway bars.
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fishsticks wrote:I flipped my UCAs and was able to get a 9" tire under mine!
Is that with or with out a Body lift?
I found some tires and rims for ya, you just need to find wheel adapters now!
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"I give it a ten, a //// ten"
they've always worked for me.
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will 255/65/17 fit on my trailblazer without rubbing with 3" lift and 1.50 wheel spacers if so how big can i go before t hit
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Please search around the site before posting this question. I am confident you'll find the answers you seek.
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You could always go to the place you plan to buy the tires and ask them to try on different sizes to see what is the biggest that will fit with out rubbing.
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We don't have a "ultimate tire size" thread because there are so many options and combinations for both tire size and lifts. With so many variables, a finite algorithm is nearly impossible. I recommend searching through the build threads to get an idea of what size you can use.
The other option is to measure the clearance you have currently to the closest part of the body of the vehicle, then mathematically figure out what you can fit... remember that width and diamater of the tire will play into this.
Good luck. And don't mind these guys, we don't like to spoon feed information that we feel is generally avaliable somewhere on this site.
The other option is to measure the clearance you have currently to the closest part of the body of the vehicle, then mathematically figure out what you can fit... remember that width and diamater of the tire will play into this.
Good luck. And don't mind these guys, we don't like to spoon feed information that we feel is generally avaliable somewhere on this site.
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