@@CustomOffsetsTV keep it that way it suits the truck better too in my opinion. If u have a big diesel truck u should have a decently thick off-road tire
If I were building a lifted truck...it would have the same exact stance as Dustin's. Same size lift, same size diameter Wheels but maybe 12 wides instead of 14s. His setup is just perfect... 👌👌👌
@@Back_door_bandit_98 True, true. But I would try to run without spacers because I want some poke but not 5"-6" worth.🤣 Just about 2"-3" worth. But you never know exactly how it's going to look until you actually put the wheels & tires on the truck. If it didn't have enough poke, I would definitely throw some spacers on tho 👌👌👌
@@jaycustom21 I feel you with my experience I’ve always thought it was gonna be enough poke but ended up falling short so now I over estimate so it’s right at what I want or maybe a little more.
This felt like it was more about 14” wides than lifted trucks. There are a lot us living the lifted life struggle without a -76 offset. You missed about 10 other things
I'm sitting here laughing at Dustin complaining while looking out the window with a tear in my eye knowing full well that truck out there has all these issues too 😂
I’m a 46 year old drywall hanger with a newer Silverado 2500 stock. I use my truck for work like hauling tools and making money every day. Everything hurts. Hahaha!!!!!
i fit through most drive through with 24x14 37s and a 8in lift, i just put my truck on a 3in and 33x10s because i got so tired of the lifted life, i also washed my roof for the first time since i lifted it🤣
@@bhswarrior94 yessir go for it you’ll love it , i think I’ll go with 40s it’s just that I’m trying to avoid road noise since all 40s available are only MTs 🤷🏻♂️
@@the50coach that's what I was thinking I could probably go with 40s on a 7-9" kit but I kinda wanna go 12". 40x15.50s is about all I personally trust the IFS with though.
@bhswarrior9432 I got 40's on a 8" no rub but when I put the 2" spacers on I had to do some cutting to make a sharp turn, I want to do like a 3" body lift if I can find a shop to do it
So the turning radius and extra force on the front end is 100% related to wheel and tire choice, not the lift. The close that the wheel is to 0 offset the less stress is placed on suspension and steering components. The more negative offset (and narrower tire), the smaller the scrub radius and the tighter it will turn. This is why sticking your tires 12 feet outside of the fender is not the best idea.
Great video. This is one of the reasons I bought a TRD Pro Tundra. It came with 2 inch lift from the factory which for me is just right. High enough the truck looks great but not so high it impacts the mpg do to more drag. I also went with 285/70/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers (34.5's) due to them not being so big that they impact my mpg but give the truck a nice aggressive look that fills up the wheel well. My brother had a lifted F-150 Ecoboost with a five inch lift and 37's on it and he got 10 mpg city and about 12 on the highway. That 3.31 rear end and twin turbos just could not handle that lift and tire package well at all. My 4.30 rear in my Tundra just eats up mine and I'm getting 15 city and 17-18 highway.
I hate the slinging of mud an water all over the side of my truck an lord forbid I have the window down😩 I love my 22x14 Akron’s but the struggle to keep it clean is all to real 🤬
Dang you outlined that perfectly. I always get people trying to race me and I’m just on stock exhaust with 7in of lift. It’s so annoying!! Also, since I removed my running boards, a top complaint of mine is people putting their weight on the door as they step up into the truck. Or how my leather seat has worn differently from me getting out of it without running boards (and yes I have a nice step down technique but my seat says otherwise lol)
You missed one big one and that is towing capability and the sway that you get from having a taller lifted truck as well as less towing capacity, those to me are big, as well as having not much benefit from wider wheels, especially in snow because in snow you want the tire to dig not float , The only time a wide tire would come in handy is in sand
What I hate is that I can’t park in parking structures anymore. I was literally two inches from the ceiling and felt like I was going to hit all the lighting fixtures.
Yeah it gets worse the taller you go! I've got an 84 Chevy k10 that's been my project for 10 years now. Bought it as a backup for my daily driver and every year it gets bigger and less streat legal. Pretty much a competition mud truck now that barely passes for street legal lol
My truck isn’t lifted yet. I’m waiting on my coil overs to come in from BDS. (Getting a 4 1/2 lift) But, I get people always high beaming me because I sit higher because of my bigger tires and they think that I have my high beams on. And with my c4 front bumper everyone that looks aggressive, I get a lot of people break checking me.
I gotta say that the turn radius and the water splash every time you drive through standing water are by far what I hate about driving my lifted truck on oversized tires.
I put a leveling kit and 35s on my second gen. Now everyone complains about getting in. It’s a bit taller then my buddies 1500 chevy round body with a 6 inch lift and 33s for comparison
I hated the horrible gas mileage I got in my old 2015 Platinum 3.5 Ecoboost after I threw an 8 inch lift and 22x37s on it, my mpgs were obliterated. Braking at high speeds became a chore also. Parking was nerve wrecking but having to baby it was probably the one thing I hated the most. It was super easy to change the oil though. 🤙🏿
These setups look sick, but they’re just not practical! I’ll stick with my 20x10s, -25 offset, 33.5” tires, and a 4” lift, plus fender flares to keep things clean.
Yeah that’s the same setup I went with for my 2017 Ram because it doubles as a work truck I load and unload the bed constantly and I’m only 5’9 so 6”+ on 35’s+ would’ve been a pain to work out of. Question though, how well do those fender flares work keeping the truck clean with the -25 offset? I have the same offset and kinda like the look of flares and was considering it if they worked at keeping the truck cleaner too
@@Mr_Glock19 They help keep most of the mud and rocks away from the sides. -25 makes the tires just about even with the lip of the flares, maybe just a hair inside the lip. It’s not perfect, but it helps! And yeah I think they look great. I’ve got a black-and-white theme going with my truck, so I left em unpainted and apply some UV blocker every now and then.
2015 Sierra 5.3 7" 35x12.5. AFM lifter failed. pulled the engine. but i had to pull the wheels off and lower it to almost sitting on the rotors just to be able to work
I'd say besides the mpg is the rough ride. I have a 13 Tundra with a 3" lift and the ride is just insane. Feels like the smallest bumps are going to knock my teeth loose. Raised areas on the highways at 70mph gives me sort of a catapult sensation lol.
I have a 2019 Colorado Z71 with a 5.5 zone lift on 33x12.6 Nitto Trail Grappler MT's (aggressive tread) and it's smooth as silk. The ride quality may just be You lift kit and shock choice.
Honestly I've never had issues with front end parts wearing out that fast and typically and for the most part people give me room and get out of my way but I do have a big bumper on the front of bolth of my trucks lol
If you do any mechanical work yourself...not being able to reach into the engine bay! I hate having to have a 3 stair step stool to get to my spark plugs!
I hate absolutely nothing about driving my lifted rig. 😎 when someone tries to race me in my lifted truck that’s when the mallet supercharger comes into play lol
Only thing that bothers me is the rake on my gooseneck ;( I’ve thought about lifting the trailer but making the center of gravity higher doesn’t seem wise but neither does towing at gooseneck at all with a 14in lift
Don't have to worry about most of that here in Aus. Can't have it.. lol. Tyres must be within the guards, Lift restrictions and we don't have the larger trucks like you have a few and far between because they cost a bomb.
Honestly when I had my truck I never hated anything about her other than the clearances and the parking structures. That I couldn’t fit in or I’m barely squeezing in with like half of a fist worth of clearances.
I love that you have a dark blue truck with chrome wheels, dark blue and black I just don’t think looks good. I am struggling to find chrome wheels with a classic look. Do you have any recommendations?
My better half is 5'2 I am 6'3. I want a lifted truck. She is dead set against it because she already has issues getting in stock height. so I don't hate anything she does lol
My better half is the same height, and she complained about entering/exiting my truck, which is lifted 4” and has 33.5” tires. I bought some side steps, and she loves stepping up into my truck now. They were very easy to install, as well.
7 inch lift on 35s with -18 offset, honestly my turn radius isnt that bad, its not great but manageable. I do agree that certain drivethus suck. I cant go to my local Arbys and a carwash anymore!!! their shit was annoying even before the lift, now I just dine in and go to a diff car wash. Good points in vid but its all worth it!!!
I’d say the thing I hate most about my lifted truck is that whenever I go to a big city I can’t park anywhere due to the size and width of it,especially there’s no parking garages big enough!
I love my truck 7inch lift 2010 blk 1500 4x4 blacked out...22s 35s 12" wides....I hate washing it...I want running boards..but it won't look as high...I hate getting in and out...but when I'm outside looking at it..I just want to drive it and show it off...it's a love and hate relationship with my truvk
I would say the worst part is if you haul trailers. Backing up a trailer is a pain because you can't look behind you and see it, you have to use your mirrors
i cant reach the center of my hood without standing on my stock wheels anyhow, sooooo... not big loss for me. i just pull out the step bench ladder and wash with that ...adding my 6' and 37's on my 2022 f350 in june
Lifted trucks are nice for the trails but that's it. Working under the hood would suck and for me you really lose the use of the bed which is really why I have a truck.
Honestly modern trucks are higher than older ones stock so I didn't lift or level mine cuz it sucks from a practicality stand point. I like the lifted look just didn't decide to do it
Fellas he is not lying everybody is trying to race you. When got a lifted truck.... Soon as you look in your mirrors on the Hwy. And you see another lifted truck. You better believe he's gonna try to pass your ass .... I be like okay let's race 😂😂😂
I would never lift my truck. I have a 2017 Ram 1500 Laramie Crew Cab and I plan on getting 22 x 10's or 12's for it with maybe a leveling kit if it needs it. I think having a pickup with the elevated view is nice enough.
1-The squeaky an clunking 2- can’t fit in most drive ins 3- no where to get a wash / do it yourself 4- having to lift your ass up to get out all the time so you don’t ruin your seats 5- so many paint chips now 6- no more excellent turns 7- I’m supper slow now lol 8- Karen’s talking shit 9- can’t just grab stuff out of the box no more 10- list keeps going I’ll stop here 11- one more I feel so good that it’s lifted just don’t give two F bombs what you think
Yea Im running 35s on my Jeep with a straight pipe and for some reason everybody still wants to race. I literally have a sticker on the back that says “not fast just loud” and they still want to race
I love the wheels I got from y’all they look great on my 2005 Z71, also that’s a badass Duramax you got Dustin mines only a 5.3 But I’ll never sell it 🤣
I have a couple vehicles including a truck. But when you lift it to the max and put giant rims on it I’m super judgemental man. I like the look of a very small lift and slightly bigger tires. Nothing this ridiculous
One of the worst things for me about owning a lifted truck is the blind spots get worse, cant see infront of my rig for over 7 feet, granted I have a 9 inch suspension on 3 inch body on 37.5s
My lifted 99 f150 Cons Gas mileage went way up Power loss because it's turning bigger wheels Harder on front end components Harder to work under the hood Pros It's a toy that I can abuse It's paid for I dont feel bad about going off the road with not worrying about scratches, etc It's always dirty, but I don't care. It's wrapped in mossy oak It's easier to work under the truck The lunchbox locker in the rear and e locker in the front get me through alot most could not get through
When they tell me to turn my powerstroke off in the drivethru not understanding that the car behind me is gonna hate it when i turn it back on.🤣. And as for ppl trying to race here in VA everyone seems to wants beef with the truck community. Tuners. Muscle cars. Lowered sedans. Hell i even had a cop ask me to hit it at a red light soo he could hear how loud my truck was. Blew out his explorer…no ticket
I don't know very many people that lift their trucks and go with 14 wides in Colorado.😂 That must be an Eastern United States thing. The most with I would ever increase to is 12.5 and I don't particularly care to go that wide 10.5 or 11.5 is plenty also where I'm from the whole point of lifting a truck is to gain clearance so that you can put larger beefier tires on your truck and go tear the s*** out of some mountainsides. Still living out here I see some of these guys with lifted trucks that put on super large rims and super thin tires. In my opinion if you ain't got at least six or eight in of sidewall it's not worth it. I get that a lot of people lift their trucks because it makes it look cool but there's much more to it than looks. That's my thoughts on it anyways. Regardless of how you like it keep on doing your thing. It's also about customizing your rig to the looks and specifications that you like. Keep em high y'all
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The worst part about owning a lifted truck is the weekly trip to Goodwill to dispose of all the panties that get thrown at you.
😂
Outta pocket
Sounds like a good problem to have.
Wouldn't that be the best part
@@bryce817 Not from those heifers >
Ur truck looks a million times better with these tires, rather then the street tires u had on it before Dustin
Big facts
Thanks guys! I also dig it a ton with the trail graps! -Dustin
@@CustomOffsetsTV keep it that way it suits the truck better too in my opinion. If u have a big diesel truck u should have a decently thick off-road tire
@@CustomOffsetsTV can’t go wrong with nittos
What is your set up Dustin?
Least favourite part is the sound of gravel hitting my doors when I drive down loose gravel!
If I were building a lifted truck...it would have the same exact stance as Dustin's. Same size lift, same size diameter Wheels but maybe 12 wides instead of 14s. His setup is just perfect... 👌👌👌
If you want the stance of 14 wides but want to go with 12 wides add 2 inch spacers and you will achieve about the same stance.
@@Back_door_bandit_98 True, true. But I would try to run without spacers because I want some poke but not 5"-6" worth.🤣 Just about 2"-3" worth. But you never know exactly how it's going to look until you actually put the wheels & tires on the truck. If it didn't have enough poke, I would definitely throw some spacers on tho 👌👌👌
@@jaycustom21 I feel you with my experience I’ve always thought it was gonna be enough poke but ended up falling short so now I over estimate so it’s right at what I want or maybe a little more.
This felt like it was more about 14” wides than lifted trucks. There are a lot us living the lifted life struggle without a -76 offset. You missed about 10 other things
Yeh really
@WRECKLESS SHOGUN you are right since this comment I put 22x12 -51 on and I do feel that difference it’s definitely more stable in turns
@SAMURAI GRAPES I'm glad u mentioned that cause one thing I hate about my lifted truck is effectively driving it on windy days
@@MrBiglig yeah but wheel bearings go out quicker
I'm sitting here laughing at Dustin complaining while looking out the window with a tear in my eye knowing full well that truck out there has all these issues too 😂
The struggle is REAL! -Dustin
I’m a 46 year old drywall hanger with a newer Silverado 2500 stock. I use my truck for work like hauling tools and making money every day. Everything hurts. Hahaha!!!!!
i fit through most drive through with 24x14 37s and a 8in lift, i just put my truck on a 3in and 33x10s because i got so tired of the lifted life, i also washed my roof for the first time since i lifted it🤣
I don’t really hate anything about my lifted truck but 8” lift kinda make 37” tires look small
That's why I have a 6" and 37s and honestly I still wanna go bigger
@@bhswarrior94 yessir go for it you’ll love it , i think I’ll go with 40s it’s just that I’m trying to avoid road noise since all 40s available are only MTs 🤷🏻♂️
@@the50coach that's what I was thinking I could probably go with 40s on a 7-9" kit but I kinda wanna go 12". 40x15.50s is about all I personally trust the IFS with though.
@bhswarrior9432 I got 40's on a 8" no rub but when I put the 2" spacers on I had to do some cutting to make a sharp turn, I want to do like a 3" body lift if I can find a shop to do it
So the turning radius and extra force on the front end is 100% related to wheel and tire choice, not the lift. The close that the wheel is to 0 offset the less stress is placed on suspension and steering components. The more negative offset (and narrower tire), the smaller the scrub radius and the tighter it will turn. This is why sticking your tires 12 feet outside of the fender is not the best idea.
Great video. This is one of the reasons I bought a TRD Pro Tundra. It came with 2 inch lift from the factory which for me is just right. High enough the truck looks great but not so high it impacts the mpg do to more drag. I also went with 285/70/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers (34.5's) due to them not being so big that they impact my mpg but give the truck a nice aggressive look that fills up the wheel well.
My brother had a lifted F-150 Ecoboost with a five inch lift and 37's on it and he got 10 mpg city and about 12 on the highway. That 3.31 rear end and twin turbos just could not handle that lift and tire package well at all.
My 4.30 rear in my Tundra just eats up mine and I'm getting 15 city and 17-18 highway.
I hate the slinging of mud an water all over the side of my truck an lord forbid I have the window down😩 I love my 22x14 Akron’s but the struggle to keep it clean is all to real 🤬
When you have to work on the engine but it's so tall you're just laying down on top of the engine....short folk struggle.
Dang you outlined that perfectly. I always get people trying to race me and I’m just on stock exhaust with 7in of lift. It’s so annoying!!
Also, since I removed my running boards, a top complaint of mine is people putting their weight on the door as they step up into the truck. Or how my leather seat has worn differently from me getting out of it without running boards (and yes I have a nice step down technique but my seat says otherwise lol)
It's probably because it's a moron magnet no offence lol. But that tends to be the people who drive them ...
•Drive thru ATM / or bank
DRIVING IN WASHINGTON DC.
Narrow asssssss streets😤🤣
You missed one big one and that is towing capability and the sway that you get from having a taller lifted truck as well as less towing capacity, those to me are big, as well as having not much benefit from wider wheels, especially in snow because in snow you want the tire to dig not float , The only time a wide tire would come in handy is in sand
I have a 4” lifted truck with 10 wides and it’s all about capability for me
What I hate is that I can’t park in parking structures anymore. I was literally two inches from the ceiling and felt like I was going to hit all the lighting fixtures.
Yeah it gets worse the taller you go! I've got an 84 Chevy k10 that's been my project for 10 years now. Bought it as a backup for my daily driver and every year it gets bigger and less streat legal. Pretty much a competition mud truck now that barely passes for street legal lol
My truck isn’t lifted yet. I’m waiting on my coil overs to come in from BDS. (Getting a 4 1/2 lift) But, I get people always high beaming me because I sit higher because of my bigger tires and they think that I have my high beams on. And with my c4 front bumper everyone that looks aggressive, I get a lot of people break checking me.
Don't forget about how much harder it is to use the bed... You know, the whole purpose of a pickup truck.
Ah, but they have cranes...
I gotta say that the turn radius and the water splash every time you drive through standing water are by far what I hate about driving my lifted truck on oversized tires.
Just makes the truck get dirty so fast ugh
Definitely visibility issues. I’m on a 3 inch body and 6 inch suspension and I had to install a front camera to see tiny cars un front of me
Jumping on the tire to clean the hood... the feels
I put a leveling kit and 35s on my second gen. Now everyone complains about getting in. It’s a bit taller then my buddies 1500 chevy round body with a 6 inch lift and 33s for comparison
I hated the horrible gas mileage I got in my old 2015 Platinum 3.5 Ecoboost after I threw an 8 inch lift and 22x37s on it, my mpgs were obliterated. Braking at high speeds became a chore also. Parking was nerve wrecking but having to baby it was probably the one thing I hated the most. It was super easy to change the oil though. 🤙🏿
I'm thinking about lifting my 2022 nissan frontier 6 inch lift. Wat you think
These setups look sick, but they’re just not practical! I’ll stick with my 20x10s, -25 offset, 33.5” tires, and a 4” lift, plus fender flares to keep things clean.
Same setup minus the flares. No complaints at all.
Practical lift that can be used work at the same time. Don't get me wrong I love the other set ups also, but I'm with ya, need my truck to work
Yeah that’s the same setup I went with for my 2017 Ram because it doubles as a work truck I load and unload the bed constantly and I’m only 5’9 so 6”+ on 35’s+ would’ve been a pain to work out of. Question though, how well do those fender flares work keeping the truck clean with the -25 offset? I have the same offset and kinda like the look of flares and was considering it if they worked at keeping the truck cleaner too
@@Mr_Glock19 They help keep most of the mud and rocks away from the sides. -25 makes the tires just about even with the lip of the flares, maybe just a hair inside the lip. It’s not perfect, but it helps! And yeah I think they look great. I’ve got a black-and-white theme going with my truck, so I left em unpainted and apply some UV blocker every now and then.
@@Mr_Glock19 get the extend a fender by Bush Wacker, covers percect
2015 Sierra 5.3 7" 35x12.5. AFM lifter failed. pulled the engine. but i had to pull the wheels off and lower it to almost sitting on the rotors just to be able to work
Worst part of owning a lifted truck is when u have to move furniture or appliances! Getting them on and off 😡 too high
It gets rough 😂
Get a rear brace bar (and don't tell them it's removable) xD
Everything you said makes having a lift better always lift your trucks cause why not
I'd say besides the mpg is the rough ride. I have a 13 Tundra with a 3" lift and the ride is just insane. Feels like the smallest bumps are going to knock my teeth loose. Raised areas on the highways at 70mph gives me sort of a catapult sensation lol.
Try a different set of tires, maybe less aggressive ones, they can make a big difference in the way your truck rides.
@@edleifer6719 I may at some point. But I just got the truck in sept and it came with a new set of tires. 35x12.5x20. Hankook AT3s I believe.
Go Toyo Open Country AllTerrains. Game changer. Been through 2 sets already. Extremely smooth for a lifted truck.
@@mykiemojito1157 Will have to look into those when it is unfortunately time to buy tires hehe.
I have a 2019 Colorado Z71 with a 5.5 zone lift on 33x12.6 Nitto Trail Grappler MT's (aggressive tread) and it's smooth as silk. The ride quality may just be You lift kit and shock choice.
I think the worst thing is that it makes it less of a work truck in most cases
Absolutely Try loading a pallet of shit into a lifted bed Lol No thanks
Honestly I've never had issues with front end parts wearing out that fast and typically and for the most part people give me room and get out of my way but I do have a big bumper on the front of bolth of my trucks lol
If you do any mechanical work yourself...not being able to reach into the engine bay! I hate having to have a 3 stair step stool to get to my spark plugs!
YES
I have a lifted suburban… n yea number one thing I hate is…….that it drinks to much gas…
We need an episode of Dustin’s rode rage 😂😂
I hate that there is always a different set up I want and I'm not satisfied with my set up. Lol
It never goes away lol
You said it brother but if you got rid of that IFS and went with some smaller rims and kept the large tires you’d have no worries.
I hate absolutely nothing about driving my lifted rig. 😎 when someone tries to race me in my lifted truck that’s when the mallet supercharger comes into play lol
Only thing that bothers me is the rake on my gooseneck ;( I’ve thought about lifting the trailer but making the center of gravity higher doesn’t seem wise but neither does towing at gooseneck at all with a 14in lift
To put it simply, the worst part about having a big lifted truck is that it’s just too damn big 😂 we’ve won but at what cost 😭
Don't have to worry about most of that here in Aus. Can't have it.. lol. Tyres must be within the guards, Lift restrictions and we don't have the larger trucks like you have a few and far between because they cost a bomb.
#3, you could win races if you re-geared for the larger tires. So many don't do this crucial step...
Ahh yes , here we are meeting again on TH-cam. ROCK LIGHT PLACEMENT video ?
The worst part is definitely replacing ball joints annually lol but It takes big bucks to drive big trucks! (Our roads are horrible in my town)
Buy some good ones like kryptonite or Dynatracs and they tend to last longer! (depends if there is any available for your platform!)
Honestly when I had my truck I never hated anything about her other than the clearances and the parking structures. That I couldn’t fit in or I’m barely squeezing in with like half of a fist worth of clearances.
I love that you have a dark blue truck with chrome wheels, dark blue and black I just don’t think looks good. I am struggling to find chrome wheels with a classic look. Do you have any recommendations?
I hate NOTHING about my lifted truck, in fact the only time I do hate it is when I'm driving something else!!!😂😂😂
Don't feel bad. We were all young and dumb once! ;)
When he said “WHAT r U DOiNg?!!!?!”
I felt that.
My better half is 5'2 I am 6'3. I want a lifted truck. She is dead set against it because she already has issues getting in stock height. so I don't hate anything she does lol
My better half is the same height, and she complained about entering/exiting my truck, which is lifted 4” and has 33.5” tires. I bought some side steps, and she loves stepping up into my truck now. They were very easy to install, as well.
@@clutch7366 once I get my truck I will look into this. Thank you.
7 inch lift on 35s with -18 offset, honestly my turn radius isnt that bad, its not great but manageable. I do agree that certain drivethus suck. I cant go to my local Arbys and a carwash anymore!!! their shit was annoying even before the lift, now I just dine in and go to a diff car wash. Good points in vid but its all worth it!!!
I’d say the thing I hate most about my lifted truck is that whenever I go to a big city I can’t park anywhere due to the size and width of it,especially there’s no parking garages big enough!
It definitely gets old
Omg I love Dustins Truck it’s so badass looking
Thanks man! I dig it too! -Dustin
I got a 7” lift on 35x12.5 and i cant do u turns and cant even consider parking in most city lots but i manage just fine
I hate that I keep ripping my jeans getting in or out
It’s the worst
I love my truck 7inch lift 2010 blk 1500 4x4 blacked out...22s 35s 12" wides....I hate washing it...I want running boards..but it won't look as high...I hate getting in and out...but when I'm outside looking at it..I just want to drive it and show it off...it's a love and hate relationship with my truvk
I would say the worst part is if you haul trailers. Backing up a trailer is a pain because you can't look behind you and see it, you have to use your mirrors
How has no body mentioned the 12mpg we get on gas :(
nobody wants to talk about that crap, it is just a pain you learn to live with.
Feels like a video on why not to get 14 wides
Was pretty cool to actually go to the shop
i cant reach the center of my hood without standing on my stock wheels anyhow, sooooo... not big loss for me. i just pull out the step bench ladder and wash with that ...adding my 6' and 37's on my 2022 f350 in june
Old job I had they had underground parking... didn't work so well with my truck
This guy is funny 😂. Nice vid!
Lifted trucks are nice for the trails but that's it. Working under the hood would suck and for me you really lose the use of the bed which is really why I have a truck.
Trying to wax the roof of a crew cab I'm 6'1" and have to bust out a step ladder. Now I know how short people feel
Honestly modern trucks are higher than older ones stock so I didn't lift or level mine cuz it sucks from a practicality stand point. I like the lifted look just didn't decide to do it
I know I’m late lol but would a 07-13 Silverado with a 6 inch lift on 35s fit in a 7 ft garage or car wash?
What about the MPG?
We don’t talk about that😂 “Smiles per gallon not MPG”
It goes down as well
Fellas he is not lying everybody is trying to race you. When got a lifted truck.... Soon as you look in your mirrors on the Hwy. And you see another lifted truck. You better believe he's gonna try to pass your ass .... I be like okay let's race 😂😂😂
I would never lift my truck. I have a 2017 Ram 1500 Laramie Crew Cab and I plan on getting 22 x 10's or 12's for it with maybe a leveling kit if it needs it. I think having a pickup with the elevated view is nice enough.
You are going to have to do a lot of trimming to fit those wheels.
1-The squeaky an clunking
2- can’t fit in most drive ins
3- no where to get a wash / do it yourself
4- having to lift your ass up to get out all the time so you don’t ruin your seats
5- so many paint chips now
6- no more excellent turns
7- I’m supper slow now lol
8- Karen’s talking shit
9- can’t just grab stuff out of the box no more
10- list keeps going I’ll stop here
11- one more I feel so good that it’s lifted just don’t give two F bombs what you think
Yea Im running 35s on my Jeep with a straight pipe and for some reason everybody still wants to race. I literally have a sticker on the back that says “not fast just loud” and they still want to race
That’s why you should get a mustang. Much lower to the ground, and you can even wash the roof! Also you can go fast
alwasy have to have two cars when owning a lifted truck
Thing i hate the most about my lifted truck is, I dont have a lifted truck yet and soon I'll and repost about what I love about my lifted truck 🙏...
Throwing your back out having to put anything heavy in your bed with a lifted truck
I love the wheels I got from y’all they look great on my 2005 Z71, also that’s a badass Duramax you got Dustin mines only a 5.3 But I’ll never sell it 🤣
Make sure you add 'er to the gallery! customoffsets.com/add
MaaaAaaAaannN, when u mentioned about foolz alwayz tryin 2 race me in my lift Silverado on 26×12 wrapp"d in 37'z i just smh
I have a couple vehicles including a truck. But when you lift it to the max and put giant rims on it I’m super judgemental man. I like the look of a very small lift and slightly bigger tires. Nothing this ridiculous
Ok not gonna lie it’s pretty awesome you can stand on top of your tires.
Y'all should do a video about regular, small lifted off-roaders instead of street princesses:D
We’ve got trail built for that!
Low MPG's! My truck drinks gas like it's dehydrated smh
If you had 12.50s you could fit into the car wash wheel lock stuff they use to push ypu
That’s why a bed lined my whole truck never looks dirty 😂😂😂
I have a 6” king lift on my 1st gen tundra and my answer is I can’t get Kryptonite support 😂😂
12’s would of looked better I don’t like the poke of 14’s but that’s just my preference 😏😎
One of the worst things for me about owning a lifted truck is the blind spots get worse, cant see infront of my rig for over 7 feet, granted I have a 9 inch suspension on 3 inch body on 37.5s
Felt that!
My lifted 99 f150
Cons
Gas mileage went way up
Power loss because it's turning bigger wheels
Harder on front end components
Harder to work under the hood
Pros
It's a toy that I can abuse
It's paid for
I dont feel bad about going off the road with not worrying about scratches, etc
It's always dirty, but I don't care. It's wrapped in mossy oak
It's easier to work under the truck
The lunchbox locker in the rear and e locker in the front get me through alot most could not get through
The not fitting in the car wash thing
is a real pain in the Buttttt😫
When they tell me to turn my powerstroke off in the drivethru not understanding that the car behind me is gonna hate it when i turn it back on.🤣. And as for ppl trying to race here in VA everyone seems to wants beef with the truck community. Tuners. Muscle cars. Lowered sedans. Hell i even had a cop ask me to hit it at a red light soo he could hear how loud my truck was. Blew out his explorer…no ticket
What level kit you have done to yours looks sick 💯
What about bad mpg..and slower acceleration
All facts!
The only thing I don't like is now I want to upgrade steering, onboard air, locker and a turbo
“Always dirty”
*Laughs in Yellow Truck*
I love my lifted tundra dog , shit sleighs man . Owned them my whole life 7” pro comp 35”/20/12 yeah😎👍✌️
What size grapps you running? I’m hating my 35x15.50 venoms but I can’t do stretch
10mpg. That’s what I hate. 😂
I don't know very many people that lift their trucks and go with 14 wides in Colorado.😂 That must be an Eastern United States thing. The most with I would ever increase to is 12.5 and I don't particularly care to go that wide 10.5 or 11.5 is plenty also where I'm from the whole point of lifting a truck is to gain clearance so that you can put larger beefier tires on your truck and go tear the s*** out of some mountainsides. Still living out here I see some of these guys with lifted trucks that put on super large rims and super thin tires. In my opinion if you ain't got at least six or eight in of sidewall it's not worth it. I get that a lot of people lift their trucks because it makes it look cool but there's much more to it than looks. That's my thoughts on it anyways. Regardless of how you like it keep on doing your thing. It's also about customizing your rig to the looks and specifications that you like. Keep em high y'all
Always gotta say sorry for breaking necks 😂
The stupid wheels are your problem.