Will 32's look goofy with 4” lift?

Torpedo01 said:
Yep, that shop did offer both options, 4” & 3” suspension only. They said Zone was a good brand, but then the other shop said they prefer Rough Country so who knows - they said RC had a bad rep out of the gates but their new shocks are good.

I guess my question is more of would a 4” lift look silly with 32” tires. I’d hate to spend all that just to be disappointed in the look. Was having trouble finding photos of that combo (maybe for a good reason
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285/75R16 on a Zone 4.25 combo lift.
 
Don't do it. Looks totally goofy

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Build for your final tire size and don't worry about it in the meantime.

35's 4+1
33's 3+1
32's 2+1
31's 1+1
 
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Thanks guys - super helpful advice. Think I’m going to pull the trigger on that Zone 4” kit. The SST Pros should look beefy enough to not look weird and when it’s time for new tires, I’ll go with 33’s. Will report back when it’s all installed.
 
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Checking in, I ended up going with a 1.25” body lift and motor lift. Ultimately my budget was too low for everything required for a 4” Zone install and I really just wanted to get more space between the fenders and tires. Worked out pretty perfect! Very happy with the look!
 
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Torpedo01 said:
Checking in, I ended up going with a 1.25” body lift and motor lift. Ultimately my budget was too low for everything required for a 4” Zone install and I really just wanted to get more space between the fenders and tires. Worked out pretty perfect! Very happy with the look!
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(y) Post a pic or it never happened. :)

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