The Bilstein adjustable front struts (shocks) add about 1.4" front lift and new tires another .7" more height vs stock. So, with the factory suspension lift + shocks/tires = just about 4" of front end lift. Back totals about 2.7" (more level).
I had rubbing with these taller and wider tires and had to do some trimming and cutting. I went with the Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 3 (295/70 R18) tires. Load E rated biased toward comfort, quietness, severe weather ratings (Canada), with "some" actual off-road ability. They are NOT a Baja racing agressive howling down the road kinda tire.
The 18" wheels are Fuel Off Road Vector D579 cast aluminum wheels with a 1 offset (about 0.9" more poke out). The offset clears the suspension (esp the upper A control arm) perfectly.
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