33's on a 6 inch lift

That is basically what I have, and I think they are way too small. They were on it when I bought it, so they will stay till they wear out. 6" superlift with 305/70/16

My last truck had a RCS 6" with 20X12's and 33's. Also had a set of 22X11 with a 33. People above say it will look funny, it's all a matter of opinion.

20X12 and 33X12.50:




22X11 and 33X12.50:
Truck in background has a 22X14 and 35X12.50

A couple more:

That truck would be drop dead gorgeous with the proper size tires that would fill the wheel wells. In my opinion, it looks like there was a great deal of money spent on the lift and wheels and then the funds ran out and they couldn't afford the correct size tire and had to buy a smaller size...

Anyway, here are some pics. My 07 LBZ with 2" drop and (274/65/20) 34.5" tall tires. Also, my old 02 LB7 with approx. 4" drop and (305/55/20) 33.2" tall tires.

Mistyped on the tire size, it's 275/65/20.

They will clear just fine on the rear. On the front, you will need to pull the fender liner and locate the tab on the inner fender nearest the cab (will just be a crimp weld looking deal that comes out of the inner fender about 3 inches). That tab needs to be cut off on the front inner fender on both sides...sawzall or cut off wheel works fine. That is where most rubbing comes from when guys stuff bigger tires. Be careful when trimming off the tab on the driver side, the emergency brake line runs right past it. Once that is removed used self tappers/zip ties/bailing wire etc. to tie back that fender liner as tight to the inner fender as possible (again, the driver side will be the toughest. You will need to tie back that emergency brake line as tight as you can or it will push on the fender liner and tires will rub). Depending on what size tire you want that is about all that needs done. If you want something bigger than a 33" then you will need to address the plastic front valance, front bumper and trim some of the inner fender liner.

thats 305/70/16 on stock rims with a zone 6 inch lift ( almost 7 inch) I tried 35 and they were a tad to small... I now run 37 with no rubbing so.... Im planning 38/15.5 for the next set...

35 inch tires 325/50/22 and bushwacker cut-out.....

37/13.5/22 inch mud grapplers and bushwacker cut-out too....