29x14 tusk terrabites

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I have a 2021 1000-5 with a 2.5 inch lift and was wondering if 29x9x14/29x11x14 terrabites will fit without rubbing. Don't really want to do A-arms because I would need to upgrade axles almost immediately from what I have read. Searched through threads but wasn't seeing anyone with this specific question. Sorry if it's a repeat ask.
 
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I have a 2021 1000-5 with a 2.5 inch lift and was wondering if 29x9x14/29x11x14 terrabites will fit without rubbing. Don't really want to do A-arms because I would need to upgrade axles almost immediately from what I have read. Searched through threads but wasn't seeing anyone with this specific question. Sorry if it's a repeat ask.
I ran those exact sizes 2 sets for over 6000 miles but with Tusk Trilobites on a 2018 1000-5 all stock no issues. The Tusk brand run a bit small. My best guess is you would be fine.
 
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Thanks JACKAL. almost went with 28s but didn't like the idea of 10inch width on all 4 corners. Feel a lot better knowing someone fit Tusk 29s on stock suspension without issues.
 
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Thanks JACKAL. almost went with 28s but didn't like the idea of 10inch width on all 4 corners. Feel a lot better knowing someone fit Tusk 29s on stock suspension without issues.
fwiw: Terrabites are an awesome, long wearing tire but some individual tires don't play well with beadlocks because of inconsistent bead thicknesses. That's the only reason I'm not running them.
 
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Don't really want to do A-arms because I would need to upgrade axles almost immediately from what I have read.
No you dont. Only need them if you keep that braket lift on. The bracket lift changes your suspension geometry and makes for a much harsher ride and your changing angles in the drive line that comprises things prematurely and if u add arms, u need new axles. 👎🏻
I had a bracket lift for a while. Never realized how bad it was and on things till I removed it.
Best things to do is to remove it.
BTW with the bigger tires and your bracket lift, you will need some decent size spacers to make the track right and to get away from the tipieness feel.

Get some arms the you can fix your camber (cant do that to stock arms) and u keep your stock axles if you dont have your stock shocks, add some preload to get your lift and you will have a much better riding and lasting machine. And u can run 30’s all day. Buy once cry once
 
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