37s

[masterfoxscout]

How detrimental to the front end would throwing 37s on a 1/2 ton be? I've been tinkering with the idea but I don't want axle failure. I have 9" of total lift, so room isnt an issue.

[Jimbo74]

i gota a buddy with a regular cab 2005 Silverado 1500 4x4 with 6 inch suspension and 3 inch body lift runnin 38x15.50's on a 16x10 rim. he aint had any problems. with it at all. and hes got a levelin kit. i dont see any problems with it at all. his previous truck was a 2000 extend cab with the same set up but he re ended an ol lady and totaled it. now he has the set up on the 05 . go for it i would if i was u

[95CTburb19]

They might put some extra stress on your cv's . But the with the 4.56's you should be able to push those bad boys. I'd probably go for it.

[AllBlkdOut07]

Shouldn't have any issues, granted your CV angles aren't bad to begin with. I would've rather you had 4.88's though with 37's.

[silveradotrailblazer]

Most of our customers that had front and rear axle issues were running tires 37s or 38s.The 1/2 ton axles really dont like anything over 35s. I had 35s on my Suburban for five years with no issues. Put 37s on and the first time off-road I broke a rear axle, went back to 35s for another five years. I know alot of people run bigger than 35s, but your really stressing things off-road and its no fun changing a axle off-road. Also when I put the 37s on the Suburban it took alot more gas pedal to get the truck moving even with 4.56 gears and the truck ate alot more fuel.

[bacol14]

i gota a buddy with a regular cab 2005 Silverado 1500 4x4 with 6 inch suspension and 3 inch body lift runnin 38x15.50's on a 16x10 rim. he aint had any problems. with it at all. and hes got a levelin kit. i dont see any problems with it at all. his previous truck was a 2000 extend cab with the same set up but he re ended an ol lady and totaled it. now he has the set up on the 05 . go for it i would if i was u

wait back up... what was this only lady driving to total this sized truck???