^^^ keep in mind that these vans are all over the place when it comes to what fits and what doesn’t. There is no black and white. 35’s fit on my stock quigley when I bought it and the only rub other than at lock where all tire sizes I’ve used already rub, the control arms, was on the lowest corner of the front bumper. Wasn’t consistent either. Had to be full lock and hit a pothole at the same time. Years later I lift the van with moog springs and go to a 315/70 tire and they rub on every turn both sides. Did a pie cut from a 1/2” to nothing from the bottom up and haven’t heard a rub since.
I’ve seen numerous places where people had to hack chassis to get 35’s to work and others like me who had to trim bumper, or no mods at all. So many variances between tires, van conversion companies, wheel offsets, etc. there’s just no way of knowing exactly what your going to have to do to get a specific tire to fit your specific van. Just gotta go into it knowing there could be some “modifications” before everything just bolts up and works.
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