Would you level a 2 wheel drive?

[Jml91]

So I recently put on some -25 offset rims and get a bitttt of scraping on my crash bar with my stock 255/70/R16 but they are definitely stretched a bit on the 16/10 offset wheels so I think I’m gonna have my guy cut a bit when I get the level done, do you recommend replacing them instead? With slimmer ones? Or if I consider going bigger tires down the line just saying screw it and cut away now? Added pics for reference.

Have you leveled it yet? I wanted to keep the integrity of the crash bars since I like the idea. It was only about 75 bucks for the bds ones online! Just cut off the old ones and slide these in.

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[DMVRanger]

Have you leveled it yet? I wanted to keep the integrity of the crash bars since I like the idea. It was only about 75 bucks for the bds ones online! Just cut off the old ones and slide these in.

Have not leveled it yet, would leveling possibly give me that clearance back?

 

[USC71]

Heck yeah, I leveled my 2wd and love it

 

[Jml91]

Have not leveled it yet, would leveling possibly give me that clearance back?

Definitely!

 

[pull string get cookies]

Seems like cheating to make it look a 4 wheel drive. Should I leave as is for less body roll ect. or make it look good?

Assess your values, weigh the pros and cons, and determine wether or not you’ll garner the maximum utility from your dollar. You’ll figure out what is right for you. I’d like to install suspension kits in order to level for daily driving, though I’d rather not in order to prevent my truck from looking like a dog scratching it’s balls on the ground when I tow/haul. In respect to utility, I really wouldn’t ever put the vehicle in situations that would warrant the additional expense for parts. The truck looks great as is, best wishes on making the choice that is right for you.

 

[Manny R]

I'm going to level my 2WD, just waiting on coilovers and shocks to come in. Would have lowered the rear if there was a way.

Looking forward tobsee it completed.

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