Bigger tires work well especially for trucks, but the challenging part is understanding what size you should install. Have you asked yourself “Can I put bigger tires on my truck without a lift?” Well, many factors play a big role to fit big tires on any truck i.e. ride height, recommended tire ply for type of ride, tire height, and wheel-well for driving straight and turning-radius.
Adjustment by Torsion Bar
Fitting big tires for your truck by adjusting the torsion bar is the easiest method to have your truck raised by about 1 to 1.5 inches. This works well if your truck is a 4WD type that typically uses a bar suspension system. Avoid adjusting the torsion joints up to their limit to avoid damaging the suspension system and experiencing low ride quality. Turning the adjustment bolt clockwise will raise the amount of load that can be handled by the bar, but also raise the height. Doing the opposite, will lower the
