Frequently Asked Questions
For ideal performance with 38-inch tires, drivers need a gear ratio of 4.10 or higher. Although you have the freedom to make slight variations based on preference.
As a general rule of thumb, rims are half the size of a tire. Therefore, drivers commonly use rims ranging from 17 to 20 inches in diameter with 38-inch tires.
Although it is possible to do so consulting with an expert before making the decision is also crucial.
On average, drivers need to lift their vehicle by around 6 to 8 inches to properly use 38-inch tires.
Normally 38-inch tires have a width of around 12.5 inches. These figures can vary from brand to brand.
