315/75/16’s rubbed on mine. Went down to 295/75/16, no problems. My alignment was perfect, didn’t want to mess with it. Also, the 5 cylinder struggled to turn 35’s. Couldn’t use cruise control on highway because the transmission was constantly down shifting. Bigger isn’t always better.
I've had no issues with mine rubbing or struggling with the 5 cylinders. How ever in deep 1 & half feet of snow uphill it did have some struggle but no worries if you put the transmission into 3rd. I'm surprised you use cruise control on a hummer.
That looks way more beefed up! NICE! Watch your speed! Your speedometer is going to be off, you will actually be going faster then it will read. Marry Christmas to you and the family Jassal!
Sorry for late response.Thanks I like it higher up. It makes much more ground clearance for snow banks. That's true it goes off by 5km per hour if im going 80 on the needle Im actually going 85ish. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you too :)
@@GoodsDell7 I got stuck one time on my property by the pond. The ground was really wet and soggy and I kept sinking in closer to the pond. But that time I had Goodyear wrangler tires on and I will never go back to those tires. I had to end up calling a heavy duty tow truck to winch me out from 200feet away on solid ground. It was definitely not a good time.
Good good vídeo...from mexico...tengo una Hummer H3T and You help me to choice the righ size for mi hummer jajaj after to see a Lot page ando videos You be the Best teacher jaja...
Thanks, I don't really like using spacers I don't feel comfortable off roading with them and so far in regular driving I've had no incidents with rubbing.
Hi boys .. i want buy this tires for my H3 .. but i want put there also 30mm spacers .. because i like this wide looking .. what do you think ? Will it be okay with scrubbing ? Thanks for answer 👍🏻💪🏻
If you ever did want to lift the body 1 or 1.25 inches it’s INSANELY easy and only $220, you can do it by yourself in your driveway in 2 hours, you’ll be able to off-road anywhere with no wheel scrub 👌
I just bought a 2008 hummer and it already had that size wheels on it. It's an H3X if that makes a difference. I thought they came from the factory with the bigger wheels on them, I didnt know they came with the smaller wheels. But whoever had the hummer before me took good care of it, doesnt really look like it was used off road alot. I've only had to replace the thermostat which I've heard is very common for the hummer. Nice rides, mine has the inline 5 3.7 and its pretty powerful, I dont see why anyone would want the alpha unless they were doing alot of crazy off roading or pulling very heavy loads because to me the 3.7 is plenty powerful.
I once had my Hummer jacked up super high when working on it, let me tell ya, I have 35s I had to call my buddy over to have him help me put my wheel back on, and even we struggled it was horrible haha
lol that's what buds are for, its not an easy task for one person to do alone without getting some back problems. As long as you got beers in the fridge its worth it for your bud.
@@jassalfarm3743 I have nothing, I do experience a little rub when I lock my wheels in drive, when I put my car in reverse it rubs even more super loudly, I will be putting the rough country leveling kit on my car this month, I'll post a similar video on it because I haven't seen anything with the same explaining as your video about
Thanks,I'm planning on doing the torsion lift as well. The only problem I find here is no one wants to balance my 35s. I had to go to many mechanic and tire shops and they all refused. Saying the tires are to big for they're machine.
It will definitely add wear and tear on the transmission and the hubs/ bearings. My h3 the front hubs got damaged and the lug nuts bolts broke while driving. I only drove it less then 1000km with the 35s on it. Definitely upgrade the front end for bigger tires in my opinion. Hope the info helps :)
Hi jassal from México i really like your vídeo and help so much for choose de right size and the Best look for My HUMMER H3T...but i want to ask You want thing...You recommended o not the 35' for My H3T...i used 80% city and 20 % offroad. Thanks so much i hope You answer me..
The 35 inch tires make a huge difference in how the Hummer Looks & feels. I say if you drive more city go with a 285/75R1616 because it will put less wear & tear on the suspension and transmission. Plus you will get better mileage driving to work as well as less road noise coming from the tires. But every tire brand is different when it comes to road noise & fuel economy. When I put my 315/75R16 on my hummer the front Hub bolts broke while driving & my mechanic recommended putting smaller tires on because the GM Hubs are not the best quality. If you do plan on putting big tires on make sure your front end is well taken care of.
Thanks so much for you advice and yes i think to put 315/75 R16 Yokohama M/T or Cooper stt pro and right now i have the money for Buy the four tires and i remember Saw your your vídeo some months ago and thats why i came again to learn again from You jajaja...i from Sinaloa México thanks so much and merry christmas..and yes i used in city but only maybe a 5k-8k Miles in the all year
No Problem :) We haven't done any other mods yet. For just accessories Im waiting on my roof rack key so I can put the full length rack on top & I just finished editing H3 Reverse Light bulb upgrade to Zevo LED's.For actual performance/ suspension mods Im planning on ordering High clearance leaf spring kit with extended shackles,Fox Shocks all around, Snorkle kit, Extra Capacity Heavy Duty Rear Diff & Cover. Ill be making videos once I order them in spring or summer once the snow is gone :)
you're gonna strip your lugs the way you put them on. also, to make sure they're gonna fit, you're supposed to turn the wheels both ways, a measuring tape isnt an accurate reading. yea ive worked in a tire shop most of my life.
I've had different tire shops tell me different things. M+S could be Mud + Snow Mud + Sand Mountain + Snow I Believe they are Mud + Snow Hercules Trail Diggers
JASSAL FARM those with 265/75 r 16 are the h3 without the “adventure” pkg. those with the adventure package come with stock 285/75r16s they’ll even have the measurements on the side of the door
Thanks man my rims are 16 and was trying to go with a bigger tire just did. Or know if I needed to get a body lift or something currently 275 75r16 but I will go with them 315/75r16 are they MT or AT
If you read the driver's side door. It states OEM tire size information. Your tires were larger because you maybe had the larger rim package (18"). I have the stock 16" setup.
I thought about that too from the beginning on forums and what not but I don't feel that big of a difference. I've towed with it too ever since I changed the tires and had no issues what so ever.
A little Snow or mud build-up and you get thousands of dollars damage. ALSO Insurance won’t pay for any accidents. Take them off, correct the post or you may responsible for a lot of damage and possibly accidents.
Total nonsense. No problems after hundreds of miles off road and many thousands on the highways. Just jack the torsion bars 1.75", extend the shocks a bit and align steering.
@@vtecbanger3180 Yea it looks really nice on 35's and drives decent as well. Only thing is I would add stronger components to the front suspension and the v8 model would be much better with more power to turn the wheels. I dont drive it much anymore. If I was driving it more often I would also get the transmission gears set differently so the speed is on point and it's not putting too much load /wear on the transmission.
@@jassalfarm3743 ahah yeah you would need to! I live in the UK but just bought myself a H2 it came with 37's on the thing barely fits on the roads.. planning on a change to 22" rims
@@_FERG Nice, H2s are a beast. I love the fact they come with 35's stock. I can imagine your probably driving around like a military captain lol. I went with the h3 because it's my gas saver being 5 cylinder and its narrower body being able to fit between trees on the trails. I hope your enjoying your H2. Take care & drive safe.
315/75/16’s rubbed on mine. Went down to 295/75/16, no problems. My alignment was perfect, didn’t want to mess with it. Also, the 5 cylinder struggled to turn 35’s. Couldn’t use cruise control on highway because the transmission was constantly down shifting. Bigger isn’t always better.
I've had no issues with mine rubbing or struggling with the 5 cylinders. How ever in deep 1 & half feet of snow uphill it did have some struggle but no worries if you put the transmission into 3rd. I'm surprised you use cruise control on a hummer.
Did you put the 295’s on the stock rim with no rubbing ?
Yessir, I was gonna go 305/70r16 but now.... Gimme them 315's mane! .... Great video, new sub. 👍🏿💯 (07-H3)
Thanks for watching and taking the time to Subscribe.
Great video, I also considered this as well, and awesome comments, this was really helpful information from a lot of people
Thanks :)
That looks way more beefed up! NICE! Watch your speed! Your speedometer is going to be off, you will actually be going faster then it will read. Marry Christmas to you and the family Jassal!
Sorry for late response.Thanks I like it higher up. It makes much more ground clearance for snow banks. That's true it goes off by 5km per hour if im going 80 on the needle Im actually going 85ish. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you too :)
oops, that is not good coz I am in UAE and the speed fine on a HW is over 300USD.got to be careful and mindful
I have 35" tires on my 2008 Hummer and never had a problem. The minor rub is no big deal. Thanks for sharing :|
I agree the minor rub is not an issue. Do you have the 5 cylinder or 8 cylinder alpha?
@@jassalfarm3743 2008 Hummer H3 Luxury Package, 5 cylinder inline. Should have gotten locking rear axle :(
In all honesty, I never got stuck, there is not a hill my Hummer could not climb, I just know lockers are the way to go.
@@GoodsDell7 I got stuck one time on my property by the pond. The ground was really wet and soggy and I kept sinking in closer to the pond. But that time I had Goodyear wrangler tires on and I will never go back to those tires. I had to end up calling a heavy duty tow truck to winch me out from 200feet away on solid ground. It was definitely not a good time.
Mike Goodolds me too i have i5 without lockers.And how does your hummer do with offroad? Enough well?
Good good vídeo...from mexico...tengo una Hummer H3T and You help me to choice the righ size for mi hummer jajaj after to see a Lot page ando videos You be the Best teacher jaja...
You should look into getting the 5mm spacers or the 3mms, because you really don't want anything scrubbing, btw nice h3👍
Thanks, I don't really like using spacers I don't feel comfortable off roading with them and so far in regular driving I've had no incidents with rubbing.
Hi boys .. i want buy this tires for my H3 .. but i want put there also 30mm spacers .. because i like this wide looking .. what do you think ? Will it be okay with scrubbing ? Thanks for answer 👍🏻💪🏻
@jassal I'm getting an H3 2006 with 89k miles have you had any problems so far??
If you ever did want to lift the body 1 or 1.25 inches it’s INSANELY easy and only $220, you can do it by yourself in your driveway in 2 hours, you’ll be able to off-road anywhere with no wheel scrub 👌
With what?
I just bought a 2008 hummer and it already had that size wheels on it. It's an H3X if that makes a difference. I thought they came from the factory with the bigger wheels on them, I didnt know they came with the smaller wheels. But whoever had the hummer before me took good care of it, doesnt really look like it was used off road alot. I've only had to replace the thermostat which I've heard is very common for the hummer. Nice rides, mine has the inline 5 3.7 and its pretty powerful, I dont see why anyone would want the alpha unless they were doing alot of crazy off roading or pulling very heavy loads because to me the 3.7 is plenty powerful.
I once had my Hummer jacked up super high when working on it, let me tell ya, I have 35s I had to call my buddy over to have him help me put my wheel back on, and even we struggled it was horrible haha
lol that's what buds are for, its not an easy task for one person to do alone without getting some back problems. As long as you got beers in the fridge its worth it for your bud.
@@jassalfarm3743 yea I have 20 inch rims with my 35s so I bet they weigh a tad bit more than what you have showing here
@@extrasteez5727 How well did the 35's fit with the 20 inch rim on the hummer. Did you have to add any lift kits or modifications to the hummer?
@@jassalfarm3743 I have nothing, I do experience a little rub when I lock my wheels in drive, when I put my car in reverse it rubs even more super loudly, I will be putting the rough country leveling kit on my car this month, I'll post a similar video on it because I haven't seen anything with the same explaining as your video about
@@extrasteez5727 Cool I heard a lot of good about the rough country leveling kit. I'll check out your video once you post it.
Cool ass Video guys, good job. thanks..................
Looks great. Have 35 MTs on my 08 H3 with torsion lift. Many H3 owners run 35s with no issues at all.
Thanks,I'm planning on doing the torsion lift as well. The only problem I find here is no one wants to balance my 35s. I had to go to many mechanic and tire shops and they all refused. Saying the tires are to big for they're machine.
JASSAL FARM town fair tire has always balanced my 37s for my jeeps on 15s and 17s
I want to do this and add a 1" body lift. Bit worried about how it's going to drive though I have the 3.7Litre 5 cylinder.
It will definitely add wear and tear on the transmission and the hubs/ bearings. My h3 the front hubs got damaged and the lug nuts bolts broke while driving. I only drove it less then 1000km with the 35s on it. Definitely upgrade the front end for bigger tires in my opinion. Hope the info helps :)
@@jassalfarm3743 thanks for the reply, so are you still using these or did you go back to the standard wheels?
Nice vedio, I bought hummer h3 and I noticed the wind noise if I drive over 65 , any suggestion to avoid this noise.?
I put 33"s on my '12 Colorado, with a 6" lift they still rub if I am turning hard and hit good bump. I am gonna have to do some trimming.
This is stickied on almost every single h3 page. I run 35s on mine all day and tower over a stock h3
I have 37s on my H3
Daniel Penny
What year is your h3? What mods did you do to run them?
@@bruceremington225 yes yes you do and it look marvelous! Lol
@@8SiCK0LAKE1 a torsion bar crank and a 1" body lift is all you need for any year model H3
8SiCK0LAKE1 Only mod was 1” body lift and longer rear shackles
Does it throw off geometry of suspension like the camber?
Yes! :-)
2-3 inch lift would be great.
It would look more aggressive for sure but I don't want it too high off the ground the center of gravity gets affected.
Hi jassal from México i really like your vídeo and help so much for choose de right size and the Best look for My HUMMER H3T...but i want to ask You want thing...You recommended o not the 35' for My H3T...i used 80% city and 20 % offroad.
Thanks so much i hope You answer me..
The 35 inch tires make a huge difference in how the Hummer Looks & feels. I say if you drive more city go with a 285/75R1616 because it will put less wear & tear on the suspension and transmission. Plus you will get better mileage driving to work as well as less road noise coming from the tires. But every tire brand is different when it comes to road noise & fuel economy. When I put my 315/75R16 on my hummer the front Hub bolts broke while driving & my mechanic recommended putting smaller tires on because the GM Hubs are not the best quality. If you do plan on putting big tires on make sure your front end is well taken care of.
Thanks so much for you advice and yes i think to put 315/75 R16 Yokohama M/T or Cooper stt pro and right now i have the money for Buy the four tires and i remember Saw your your vídeo some months ago and thats why i came again to learn again from You jajaja...i from Sinaloa México thanks so much and merry christmas..and yes i used in city but only maybe a 5k-8k Miles in the all year
@@marioambriz5708 Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to you and your Family.
Hello, who can tell me if I put some 35.12.50 R17 it will look good on my HUMMER H3 2006 whoever has an answer I appreciate it very much
Got my hummer h3 alpha on 37s
Nice 👌
What a good vid
Thanks for watching & taking the time to comment :)
Gidha guys thanks for your kind reply, have you done other mods to the vehicle?
No Problem :) We haven't done any other mods yet. For just accessories Im waiting on my roof rack key so I can put the full length rack on top & I just finished editing H3 Reverse Light bulb upgrade to Zevo LED's.For actual performance/ suspension mods Im planning on ordering High clearance leaf spring kit with extended shackles,Fox Shocks all around, Snorkle kit, Extra Capacity Heavy Duty Rear Diff & Cover. Ill be making videos once I order them in spring or summer once the snow is gone :)
Hi what is the exact size of your new tyres please and what brand are they?
you're gonna strip your lugs the way you put them on. also, to make sure they're gonna fit, you're supposed to turn the wheels both ways, a measuring tape isnt an accurate reading. yea ive worked in a tire shop most of my life.
Thanks for watching and the helpful tips :)
Would 305/55/20 amp's fit on an 06 h3 with no mods?
@@artg9401 I'm not 100% sure if they would fit with the 20inch rims. You might have to get a lift kit.
@@jassalfarm3743 he needs a lift for that
I have 18s on mine and i needed a lift
Good video thanks 😊
I like it cool
They make a cheep 2 inch lift for torsion bars on the front. level it out
Who sells this 2 inch lift?
I put 35x9.5x16 suoerswampers on my wife's h3 no rubbing but I put a leveling kit on it and reprogrammed the computer for more power
Wow that is loud, that’s because of your egressive tires.
If you get offset rims the tires will not rub I run offsets
If they rub then they don't fit.
They Hardly Rub
What’s the offset?
Im not 100% sure
How did that affect your fuel economy?
It effected the fuel economy by a bit more gas gets used also effected the speed gauge as well. It shows slower than your actually going.
It looks like 35 would rub a lot the tire you put on are like 33.5
Off road uesd can fit little tire
On road uesd can fit bigger tire
Sweatpants & rubber boots dude?
did you need to lift?
No I didn't need to add any lift kit the Hummer
Is the s for sand or snow??
I've had different tire shops tell me different things. M+S could be
Mud + Snow
Mud + Sand
Mountain + Snow
I Believe they are Mud + Snow Hercules Trail Diggers
Just measure your fender naxt - how much flax " your vehicle has - 2" from that
285/75 r 16 33'' are optimal for stock suspension
Hummer recommends the 265/75 r16 tires on the side of the door you can see the size recommended by GM.
JASSAL FARM those with 265/75 r 16 are the h3 without the “adventure” pkg. those with the adventure package come with stock 285/75r16s they’ll even have the measurements on the side of the door
Did you need to lift with body lift
No I did no lift kits or any torsion adjustments to put the 35s on.
Thanks man my rims are 16 and was trying to go with a bigger tire just did. Or know if I needed to get a body lift or something currently 275 75r16 but I will go with them 315/75r16 are they MT or AT
@@jassalfarm3743 thanks for ur info
@@damienskyz5692 No problem, they are M+S tires. I believe they are an older set. Hercules doesn't make the same set anymore.
@@jassalfarm3743 thanks bro I’m
Not familiar with the M+ S is that mud plus street
I don’t have any noise
Torque up your torsion bars and then get a alignment
I did the same on a Isuzu amigo. It sat perfectly level
My stock h3 had 285's I don't think stick was 265
If you read the driver's side door. It states OEM tire size information. Your tires were larger because you maybe had the larger rim package (18"). I have the stock 16" setup.
@@jassalfarm3743 I have 16s. Maybe a different year has different size. I also have the alpha so that could be it.
265 came Stock on the NON Adventure Package H3s.
The H3s with the Adventure Package came stock with 285s !
@@Snailmailtrucker okay nice that explains it. I have the off-road package I think is the same as adventure package.
@@BoostedLeonitus
Yes, the Offroad and the Adventure Package are the same.
Have fun !
I think your gear ratio will be off.
I thought about that too from the beginning on forums and what not but I don't feel that big of a difference. I've towed with it too ever since I changed the tires and had no issues what so ever.
37" fender and fit 35" trie max
The rimes have the wrong offset
the original tire on Hummer H3 were chosen by GM, to best fit them, so why should anyone change it, it wont be wise choice?
Didn’t fit, eh? Go downhill, turn hard, will hit suspension and cause thousands of dollars damage.
Depends on how you drive & how much you drive.
A little Snow or mud build-up and you get thousands of dollars damage. ALSO Insurance won’t pay for any accidents. Take them off, correct the post or you may responsible for a lot of damage and possibly accidents.
This is dangerous
No he wont 🤣 mod at your own risk
Total nonsense. No problems after hundreds of miles off road and many thousands on the highways. Just jack the torsion bars 1.75", extend the shocks a bit and align steering.
If your fenders are 40" will fit 38" trie
I run 285 on my H3
Do you still have it
Yes I still have the Hummer, Not Planning on getting rid of it. I park it beside its brother the Escalade EXT :)
JASSAL FARM do you still like it on 35s?
@@vtecbanger3180 Yea it looks really nice on 35's and drives decent as well. Only thing is I would add stronger components to the front suspension and the v8 model would be much better with more power to turn the wheels. I dont drive it much anymore. If I was driving it more often I would also get the transmission gears set differently so the speed is on point and it's not putting too much load /wear on the transmission.
JASSAL FARM cool thanks. I just got an 06 luxury with a 3.5 and ordered the 35s. I’m excited I love this rig so far.
Just measure the fender
put 37's on
I've been thinking about it. But I will definitely upgrade the front suspension parts before I do so.
@@jassalfarm3743 ahah yeah you would need to! I live in the UK but just bought myself a H2 it came with 37's on the thing barely fits on the roads.. planning on a change to 22" rims
@@_FERG Nice, H2s are a beast. I love the fact they come with 35's stock. I can imagine your probably driving around like a military captain lol. I went with the h3 because it's my gas saver being 5 cylinder and its narrower body being able to fit between trees on the trails. I hope your enjoying your H2. Take care & drive safe.
JASSAL FARM thanks mate aye in the uk it just feels like a lorry! but yes its very thirsty ahah runs on lpg tho👌🏽 Take care man
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