One of the most frustrating issues truck owners run into after installing a lift or leveling kit is tire rubbing.
At Lift Pro Customs in Willis, TX, we fix improper wheel and tire setups all the time. Most rubbing issues come down to incorrect fitment rather than the lift itself.
What Causes Rubbing
Rubbing is usually caused by tire size, wheel offset, or suspension setup.
Even if a tire technically fits, it can still rub when turning or going over bumps.
Offset and Tire Size
Wheel offset plays a major role in clearance.
More aggressive offsets push the tire outward and increase the chances of rubbing.
Quick Estimate
Leveling Kit vs Lift Kit
Leveling kits can fit larger tires, but they offer less clearance than full lift kits.
Lift kits make it easier to run larger tires with fewer issues.
How to Fix Rubbing Issues
Fixing rubbing usually involves adjusting tire size, offset, or trimming in some cases.
A properly planned setup avoids these issues from the start.
Why Proper Setup Matters
A correctly built setup will clear properly and drive better.
At Lift Pro Customs, we make sure every truck is dialed in correctly with no guesswork.
Why Choose Lift Pro Customs
We specialize in lift kits and leveling kits, wheels and tires, and complete truck builds.
We help customers avoid common fitment issues and get the right setup.
Fix Your Truck the Right Way
Call Lift Pro Customs today or request a quote online.
We’ll help you get your setup dialed in correctly.
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