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    Thanks, I'm going to go with the 275/60/20's (33's) It would be really close to hitting with the 275/65's. It might fit but I'm not willing to take the chance. I was looking through the pics if the guys running the same setup with the 33's looks good to me.
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    OK so I have the 2.5'' RC lift, and I am reaady to buy tires, but I'm not sure which ones to get. I know they both will fit, my problem is fitting it into my garage. I was hoping to get some height info form guys with the RC set up that have 275/60/20's vs 275/65/20's. It came stock with 18's so right now with just the lift i have about 4 or so inches before I hit the garage door.
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    It's not raked as much as it looks in the pic, must have been the way I was holding the camera. Anyway the rear blocks are 2 inch that replace the stock 1 inch blocks. I really haven't noticed much of a difference mpg. I took it on a trip a few weeks ago and averaged 26 on the hwy. that's with stock tires though. I think I'm going to go with a 275/60/20 vs the 305/55/20, I'm hoping that with the 275's I can keep a narrow footprint and keep my mpg's.
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    Here's another one.
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    Here is the 2.5 kit with stock 18's. I'm going to be going with 20's.
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    17mpg, that's basically what in getting with stock tires thanks! I have the 2.5 kit, 1500 miles no problems at all.
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    Do you notice a mpg differeance going with the 285/55/20's? I'm torn between 305/55/20's or 275/60/20's
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    I have mine aligned, and have no issues at all. I actually like the ride better then stock.
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    I had a '12 Grand Cherokee, that did the same thing. It drove me nuts. The dealer said that it was supposed to be that way. I think they just couldnt figure it out. I got tired of fighting with them so I traded in on my '14 silverado. I have the LTZ and the ride is super soft, rides like a 80's caddy
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    I put the rough country leveling kit with blocks on my 2014 Silverado. Haven't done wheels and tires yet, I was thinking of going with 275/60 R20 or 305/55 R20. I am worried that the 275's might look too narrow, but the 305's might be too wide. Does anyone have experiance or advice? I'd like to try and keep a decent MPG, and I'm assuming the 275's would get better then the 305's.
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