LMM: Suspension combo ?'s

[OneSlickGlide]

What's up everyone?

I'm currently running a stock 07 LMM 2500. Looking to add wheels and tires, a lift kit and fender flares.

I'm not looking to jack my truck up to the sky as I'm only 5'6"' lol, however I want to be able to run 35's. I hear you can run 35's on a 4" lift however I also read that it would be better to run a 6" lift turned down to 4 for a better ride. This is my daily driver and I use it to pull a 5th wheel camper also, possible gooseneck in the future (yet another reason to not go too high). What would you people with more knowledge that I suggest?

Also, I'd like to run 20" wheels. Am I able to safely run these for a proper weight rating for pulling heavier loads?

Last but not least. Gonna add a set of fender flares also. What's a good kind? Some direction to start my search.

Thanks in advance for all your help


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[OneSlickGlide]

Nobody!!!

 

[Ridin'GMC]

Plenty of those discussion all over the internet. Ill simplify for you. Get a 6" and turn it down to 4". You can run 20" wheels, you have to look at the wheel load rating, preferably 3500lb or more. And tire load rating, 3500 lb or more to tow safely.

 

[Rancelot211]

Where are u located? I have a set of flares forsale. Painted black. Fronts are new I ran the back ones for two weekz.

 

[OneSlickGlide]

Where are u located? I have a set of flares forsale. Painted black. Fronts are new I ran the back ones for two weekz.

I'm located in South Central PA about 20 miles West of Gettysburg.


And thanks for the quick info Riding_GMC. I appreciate it.

 

[carter_44]

35s can be done stock height with the proper trimming.

 

[Rancelot211]

I'd be willing to make u a deal on a new zone 6" lift. 20 by 10 bmfs with 305 55 20s and a set of new bushwacker flares that are freshly painted black. Everything is new besides the wheels and tires have 5000 miles on them