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Can we get some more pics from different angles of the whole truck with those lights?

Interesting. Did you lower your truck and go smaller? Personally I like the black rings better from your pics.

Nice. Like others have said more pics please.

How close does the red on the wheels match the victory red color?

Very nice ^

What is your actual setup? Looks great.

WOW...That look awesome! One of the nicer set-ups I've seen on here for sure!

How do you like that 2" fabtech level? Is it aluminum? I also want a bit rake left when I get one.

Are you running those with no level kit?

Looks great! Congrats! Everything check out ok with test drive and inspection of it?

Man that blue is really growing on me.

Pretty much everyone who's posted in this thread has has a level with 33s. MPG depends on how heavy the tires you get. If you get a P-rated 33 probably won't lose much, if you go with a heavy LT mud terrain expect to lose 2-4 mpg or more depending on the size.

Need more pics. Lots more pics.

I'm not sure what the factory tires weigh but I think you're correct in 40ish range.

Ha, you quoted me before my post edit, I realized I was looking at the wrong tire. You're right the 295 should be fine with a level kit. I'm not an expert but I've asked a lot of similar questions in my research. For the most part your MPG loss will be determined by how heavy your tire is. The heavier your wheel tire combo the more gas it takes to turn those bad boys. You may see some negligible differences by going a little taller vs a little wider but I doubt you'd notice any difference at the pump. Definitley go with Toyo XT though if you have the money. No real gas difference between them and the terra grappler based on weight. I'm kind of cheap myself but I'd hate to not spend that small amount and be disappointed with the look. You're spending a lot of money either way might as well get the look you like. Just my two or ten cents.

Not sure if you've looked at the weights. LT275/65r20 Terra Grappler weighs approx 59lbs LT285/55r20 Toyo AT2 Xtreme weighs approx 59lbs LT295/55r20 Toyo AT2 Xtreme weighs approx 60lbs SBC is right, your MPG difference will be negligible between any of those choices. Food for thought though the 295/55r20 is almost a 34" tire so there is a chance you will rub. If you're totally against rubbing and possibly having to trim a little the 285/55r20 may be a safer bet. If it were me I'd definitley spend the extra money for the Toyo XT. They just look way more agressive than the trail grappler IMO. You're already taking the MPG hit either way by moving up from stock P rated tire to an LT tire. Might as well get the agressive look to boot. Good luck. Edit: I was looking at the 295/60r20 when I said 34", the 295/55 is only 32.8 so you should be good to go.

I love the looks of 33s on a 17" wheel for the Silverado. I agree with Full Lock, if you gonna go 17s do a 285/70r17 or if you wanna go a bit bigger a 295/70r17. Here's a couple picks. 285/70r17, honestly when I get my truck I'm most likely going with this exact set-up but different wheels. 295/70r17, I'd love to do this but in the end I bet I chicken out with the rubbing. Love these tires.

Check out http://www.mrwheeldeal.com/ I've heard they have great prices.

Don't tease us like that and not post pics friend.

RC 2.5 comes with rear blocks, which you can use or not use depending on if you want rake or want it leveled. As for the tire size could go tall/skinny like a 275/70r18, or a bit shorter and wider like a 285/65r18. Really just depends on the look you want for the truck.

What's your tire/wheel set-up?

TX_AT on page 2 is running 34s on a 2.5.

Got any more pics? I really like the red truck with black wheels combo.

With your 4" I'd bet you might squeeze 35s. What wheels are those? Look kind alike fuel dunes but not.