We built a Winnebago Solis with an Off Highway Vans 3-inch lift, BFGoodrich KO2s in a sensible 245/75R16, and a Landed Gear door spare-tire mount with a license relocator. A right-sized build — real capability and a clean look without going so big it hurts fitment or ride.
This Solis came through Juggernaut USA in Wheat Ridge (Denver), CO for a balanced build. Not every camper needs the biggest tire that will fit — 245/75R16 KO2s on the 3-inch lift give this Solis a real clearance and traction upgrade while keeping the ride civil and the fitment clean. It is the sweet spot for owners who want a capable van that still drives easy and gets down the highway comfortably.
| Detail | Spec |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | Winnebago Solis (Ram ProMaster chassis) |
| Lift | Off Highway Vans 3-inch lift kit |
| Tires | BFGoodrich KO2, 245/75R16 |
| Spare | Landed Gear door spare-tire mount + license relocator |
The right tire size for a Solis
Bigger is not always better on a camper. A 245/75R16 KO2 on a 3-inch lift is a well-matched size — it clears cleanly, adds real clearance and traction, and keeps the ride and handling civil for the highway miles a camper spends most of its life doing. It is the size that gives you capability without the fitment headaches or ride penalty of going too tall.
A reachable spare
We mounted the full-size spare on a Landed Gear door carrier with a license-plate relocator, keeping it out of the interior and easy to get to. On a van that travels far from help, an accessible spare is not a luxury. Add underbody armor and the Solis is protected too — we make the ProMaster front skid plate in-house.
Common questions on this build
What is a good tire size for a lifted Solis?
A 245/75R16 all-terrain on a 3-inch lift is a well-balanced choice — real capability with a clean fit and a civil ride. Bigger sizes are possible but can require more trimming and affect the drive.
Does a bigger tire hurt a camper's ride?
It can, if you go too large. A right-sized tire keeps the ride and handling composed for the highway while still adding off-road clearance and traction.
Can you spec the right build for my camper?
Yes — we match the lift, tire size, and gear to how you actually use the van, all in-house.
Book the same work
We build ProMaster campers in-house at our Wheat Ridge shop north of Denver — spec'd to how you use them. We serve Denver, Wheat Ridge, Golden, Arvada, Lakewood, and the Front Range. Call (970) 341-4221 to talk through your build, or see our install services and suspension and lift installation. More from the bay: our fully-loaded Solis build and Solis gold-wheel build.
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