If they have less backspacing - they stick out farther - then you'll have no
problem at all. If they have more backspacing - they hug the chassis more -
then you'll have problems. I have at long last been able to make 'em rub
the frame with the wheel locked to the left and the cab full of people (5)
while pulling into the garage on a flat driveway. It's smooth where it hit,
so it didn't hurt the tire, but it did hit. Sounded painful too. Tuff
Country recommends less backspacing than stock to fit 33s properly.
Tony Angelo
'99 Solar Yellow Sport "Plus", CC, 318, Full Time 4X4, Black Mopar Bed
Rail/Light Bar/Round Lights, Black Mopar Grill/Brush Guard, Black Mopar Side
Steps, Tuff Country 5.5" Lift, 33X12.5 BF Goodrich AT KOs on the stock 15X8
wheels, K&N GenII FIPK
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