Nitto trail grappler 37/1250R17

Can I run nitto trail grappler 37 s on my 14 on the second perch or do I have to go to the third?

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^that about covers it

Spent a few hours reading before I posted there was talk about replacing fenders cutting this and hammering that for 18" rims 20" rims toyo k2s and every combination I can think of but I did not see 2014 stock beadlock rims and nitto trail grappler 37/12.50r17 and if they will fit on the second perch without further modifications or if i would have to go to the third perch like i did on my 2012 raptor. Now if I missed it then I apologize and please let me know where to find it, but if not, then go cram it.

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rampantwarrior said:

go cram it.




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I guess it would depend on what kind of driving you intend to do. There is a link in here somewhere that someone took the time to post most of the common tires, their sizes and weights. Maybe you can compare the size of these tires with another that is posted. With 37's on mid perch, some have had some success just doing the basic trimming. Others say that on full lock they rub badly just backing out of the driveway. I know some guys are running 37's on stock fenders but are using 3.0's.

I think it will be a trial and error thing. Post up what your findings are so that the next poor guy doing this has a direct reference to these tires.....

At the end of the day, depending on your uses, it will depend on what you can live with. It's your truck, right?

Good luck!!!

Top perch on '12+ is a recipe for frequent CV shaft replacement (unless it is a street queen).

Okay so after a little more research I went ahead and bit the bullet for those of you trying to find out if you are sitting on your second perch with stock 17 " beadlock rims and no other adjustments to the suspension you can fit nitto trail grappler 37 on without rubbing in normal use , but the fit is so tight that I would imagine if you went down a dirt road you probably rub a little bit.

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Okay so after a little more research I went ahead and bit the bullet for those of you trying to find out if you are sitting on your second perch with stock 17 " beadlock rims and no other adjustments to the suspension you can fit nitto trail grappler 37 on without rubbing in normal use , but the fit is so tight that I would imagine if you went down a dirt road you probably rub a little bit.View attachment 68531View attachment 68532View attachment 68533View attachment 68535

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who the hell goes down a dirt road in these trucks?

You're going to rip that flare right off on the first ramp you go up or down with the wheel turned a little.

Looks good but damn... That's not practical at all