4-5 in rough country lift

[max46147]

I have a 91 toyota pickup and want to get the 4-5in rough country lift and am wanting to know what the biggest tire I could get without any rub.

[fourwd1]

It's a bit hard to be exact, but 34-35's should fit with little or no rubbing.

[DeadlyPeace]

34-35 should do it.
After getting the lift on you can go to the tire store you plan to get your tires at and they should be able to help you match something up. If it's an issue some places will even mount a tire to your rim and put it on the front of your truck so you can check out the clearance you'll have.

[bowshtr]

I think a lot has to do with your rim size, back spacing and tire width. the 4-5 inch lift depending on T-bar crank is designed to run a 33x12.50 or so size tire more then likely with a 10 inch wide rim. I have seen ppl run that same lift with balljoint spacers, t-bar cranked all the way and longer shackles and clearing a 38 with some minor hacking. I dont think thats something you want to do. I have also heard of some ppl having longevity problems with that rough country lift so just do some research and make a smart buy.

[speedy]

I wouldn't buy anything from Rough Country. I did a 6" lift on a FJ about 2 months ago. My buddy wanted to save some cash and RC was the cheapest 6" lift he could find. We told our buddy it was going to break, sure enough it did, twice! The materials they use to make their lifts are sub-standard compared to other companies. The FJ broke the front spindles twice. He didn't romp it or mis-treat the truck after the lift, he just hit some mild trails. Sure RC sent him replacements, they even sent him backups, but is that something you want to deal with? I wouldn't want to be in that ride when it breaks and you are going more than 5mph or on a tight trail. I personally wouldn't put it on my rig or even ride in one that has a RC lift. Just my $.02.