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Message: [QUOTE="PNWBlackPowerStroke, post: 1441751, member: 27691"] Well I made a rookie mistake I purchased new tires & they fit fine for the most part. However when going over any big bumps or offroading with the steering wheel fully cranked I hit the metal connection from the frame to the bumper. So time to call the shop by me and see what suspension lift kit would work well and how high the lift needs to be to clear. I wanted to avoid doing a lift kit for now because I heard some dealerships will try and not do repair work to fix an issue if they can somehow say it was caused by this modification. Of course there is laws in place that state it has to be proven it directly affected by what you modified. Anyone here that has a lift done run into any problems with their dealership with warranty work? Also I suppose I can just keep these wheels and wait till my warranty is up and put them back on later along with a lift. I can just purchase smaller wheels that fit without a lift. Anyways open to suggestions or comments in what you would do or have done in a similar situation; open to ideas and thoughts!! [/QUOTE]

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