2019DenaliHARD

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I have a Question I am really baffled by. I am looking at a set of Fuel Beast wheels to put on my 2015 Sierra . I already have a Rough Country 2.5" level kit on my truck. I want to get a set of BFG AT K02 tires as well. the wheels I am looking at are the 20x10 -18 offset . what's the biggest tire I can get on these without rubbing . I was thinking of 25/65r20's or 295/60r20's but i'm not sure if that's too much sidewall or not for just a 2.5" lift/level. Has anyone done this or have any input. I was hoping the -18 offset would allow me to run these .My end game plan is to run a 6" Fabtech or BDS lift but I just want something to hold me over a year or so till I can scrounge up the extra cash. Any info on this would be greatly Appreciated.

I was planning on the Fabtech 4" kit with these. Did you have any issues with the offest and the RCX Kit and Control arm clearances at all??

Hell no to a body lift lol

So my question is what 4" lift can i use my stock wheels and tires with . Fabtechs 4" kit requires a wheel spacer which im not a fan of and RC doesnt specify and i like the look and cost of readylfts SST 4" kit but it does not state whether the Control arm will rub on stock 20's or not. Anyone have any advice? I want to stick in the 4" range

When you put on this 4" kit dod you run stock wheels ?

Bought My 2014 less than 2 months ago and noticed the leak myself this morning . Drivers side flip down visor area . Same as others have posted above. Took to my Dealer they can't schedule any maintenance on this till next monday...6 days from now. its supposed to rain all week and its only going to get worse... im not going to take this lieing down.... its a brand new truck and i WILL get a new headliner and anything else thats damaged in this . I have a new baby that im toting around in my truck and the last thing i need is Mold inside...