Official 35" and under!! Post pictures!!

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Shoredreamer said:
It’s a Slee. Couldn’t ask for better fitting, burly, yet sexy hunk of steel!
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They hold up well too! I have had mine for over 10 years. It is in great shape. It has actually held the paint job better than my ARB front bumper which has started to fade a bit.
 
Just added the Slinky 70mm Stage 4 kit. Still needing to add sliders and rear bumper. She is sitting a little high right now.
315/75 R17 Mickey Thompson MTs

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Finally get to play ... Patagonia 315’s with Ironman 2” not so level stance suspension. May need to add a spacer up front.

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This is one of my favorite threads in the 80 section but for some reason and in my opinion 35's look small on my Cruiser but look great on everyone else's. I don't wish for 37's because I really like the driveability and road manners of the 315's. It is purely an aesthetic issue and I can't figure out why it's just my Cruiser. It might be a combination of the dark color, the raptor liner, the lack of fender flares that contribute to this view. I've built the Cruiser for functionality over form but other Cruiser's in my local club with similar modifications make 35's look like the ideal tire size for filling the fender.

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lumbee1 said:
This is one of my favorite threads in the 80 section but for some reason and in my opinion 35's look small on my Cruiser but look great on everyone else's. I don't wish for 37's because I really like the driveability and road manners of the 315's. It is purely an aesthetic issue and I can't figure out why it's just my Cruiser. It might be a combination of the dark color, the raptor liner, the lack of fender flares that contribute to this view. I've built the Cruiser for functionality over form but other Cruiser's in my local club with similar modifications make 35's look like the ideal tire size for filling the fender.

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Funny, I feel the same way. Yours doesn’t look much different from mine, but I do think the liner makes it look like more of a gap. Good looking rig btw.
 
lumbee1 said:
This is one of my favorite threads in the 80 section but for some reason and in my opinion 35's look small on my Cruiser but look great on everyone else's. I don't wish for 37's because I really like the driveability and road manners of the 315's. It is purely an aesthetic issue and I can't figure out why it's just my Cruiser. It might be a combination of the dark color, the raptor liner, the lack of fender flares that contribute to this view. I've built the Cruiser for functionality over form but other Cruiser's in my local club with similar modifications make 35's look like the ideal tire size for filling the fender.

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Totally agree, great thread.

I think it is the raptor lining....black over black gives less separation and blends in the tire to the body imho
 
Have you measured them? Some run bigger some run smaller in the same size. Also more lift tends to make the tires look smaller. 35's will look bigger on a 2" lift and smaller on a 4" lift. Your truck looks swell to me 👍
 
lumbee1 said:
This is one of my favorite threads in the 80 section but for some reason and in my opinion 35's look small on my Cruiser but look great on everyone else's. I don't wish for 37's because I really like the driveability and road manners of the 315's. It is purely an aesthetic issue and I can't figure out why it's just my Cruiser. It might be a combination of the dark color, the raptor liner, the lack of fender flares that contribute to this view. I've built the Cruiser for functionality over form but other Cruiser's in my local club with similar modifications make 35's look like the ideal tire size for filling the fender.

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I agree as well. I attributed my 35s looking small to having a RTT and other gear up high. The physical height of the truck increases and proportionally the tires look smaller vs a bare roof. i think offset can change the visual size of a tire too.
 
lumbee1 said:
This is one of my favorite threads in the 80 section but for some reason and in my opinion 35's look small on my Cruiser but look great on everyone else's. I don't wish for 37's because I really like the driveability and road manners of the 315's. It is purely an aesthetic issue and I can't figure out why it's just my Cruiser. It might be a combination of the dark color, the raptor liner, the lack of fender flares that contribute to this view. I've built the Cruiser for functionality over form but other Cruiser's in my local club with similar modifications make 35's look like the ideal tire size for filling the fender.

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I'm a big fan of the Rapto lined faux fender flare. I'm considering going that route myself after losing one flare and recently almost ripping another one off.
 
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