Lift kits

[AntlerCrazie]

I am new to the forums and read a handful of the threads. Just bought a 2016 Pioneer 1000-5. The guy had aftermarket rims and tires on it and the tires rub horribly when compressing and turning. I am hesitant on lifting it because of the role issues when in the steep stuff. I saw some posts about re-doing the A-arms. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Not trying to make a rock crawler...just don't want the tires rubbing so badly. Clearance is preferred in the rocky country we live in. Tires are Chicane RX 30x10R14.

 

[AntlerCrazie]

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[Stirling]

I think maybe you posted in the wrong section?
Your rig looks tall enough to me, put some more aggressive tread tires and you'll gain some height, make sure you put thinner tires on front to the back and that should help with the rubbing.
I just swapped out my stock 25" tires on my new 700/4 with 28" mayhem yires, the lift came from the tire, no rubbing and over a ft clearance to the skid plate.

 

[ohanacreek]

I am new to the forums and read a handful of the threads. Just bought a 2016 Pioneer 1000-5. The guy had aftermarket rims and tires on it and the tires rub horribly when compressing and turning. I am hesitant on lifting it because of the role issues when in the steep stuff. I saw some posts about re-doing the A-arms. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Not trying to make a rock crawler...just don't want the tires rubbing so badly. Clearance is preferred in the rocky country we live in. Tires are Chicane RX 30x10R14.

Missed this, to keep 30” tires from rubbing you will want forward a-arms.

 

[Stirling]

Ah sorry.

 

[ohanacreek]

Not a problem, It was during the week pre-takeover and it was hard to keep up with all the posts.

@AntlerCrazie should be able to remedy the rubbing with a set of forward arched a-arms from SATV theres a discount code good for 10 or 15% that changes all the time now.