Mojado

Thank you everyone for all of the information on this thread. Spent a lot of hours reading every thing here and a few other pages. Pulled the trigger on an Elite gen2 catch can. Only have 3200 miles on the truck so hopefully it won't be too bad before I get the can in and installed. Again, thank you very much...and here I thought I was done buying things for my truck!

The full front and full rear pics aren't showing the tires clearly. I can post those tomorrow's. Sorry for keeping you waiting ??? it makes the heart grow fonder. If you are waiting for my pics to pull the trigger on tires I'm sorry, just go for it though! You know they'll fit, it'll be awesome. If you put wider tires on stock wheels you will more likely have more rub. But taller may start to have rub issues in back without actual lift or something, right? I could be wrong.

I measured with the weight of the truck on, I had tires installed at 1000 miles and I haven't taken them off, I have driven little over 2000 miles only on them. For width I measure just the tread itself, not any of the bloat from the tires. Sorry for the delay in pics guys, been busy and I'm finally getting my exhaust done tomorrow! Flowmaster super 44, single in dual out, three inch all throught with two 2.5" pipes dumping out each side. But that's another story and another thread. Its night time so I hope the pics are alright. I'll try and get more tomorrow once I get my truck back.

I'll try and get some more pics in soon. Took some today around noon and the sun and shadows blurred out the tires. Not sure why BFG says 34.5", as that is what I was thinking they were too. Discount Tire even said they were going to come in just shy of 35". I did measure my the tires after it had sat there overnight, not sure If that makes a difference. Either way, 2.5" level with this size tire will fit with only minor rub. I love the way they look and I got all the tire I wanted out of them.

From the ground to top of tire it's 33.5" and it's just shy of 11" wide with the rims that I have.

Here is the front and rear tires, sorry if they are at a crappy angle. Forgot to mention, these are on the stock 20x9 all terrain wheels that come on the SLT Plus package or whatever.

Here's the pics of my truck (2015 All Terrain) I have the 285/65/20 with a 2.5" level in the front only. There is only a slight rub in the front when i lock the tires while turning. I have taken it on gravel, mud, and packed dirt and haven't had any issues with the tires being too large. I love them, been over three months so far, they have been awesome. Here is where the tire rubs on the inside of the well. Not sure if it is because the All Terrain's come with that carpet crap. It would be easy enough to cut out, and the piece it is rubbing on actually is sagging forward a little bit and at an angle heading towards the tire. Not sure if you can see it that well in the picture.

I was sold on getting these babies black out, until seeing JerryCanada's picture. Now I have some thinking to do hahaha, they look good and have thrown off all my thinking. I have run BFG All Terrains for almost 10 years and it's always been black out. With the white out is it still easy to shine the tires? I usually shine it with a sponge after a wash and drying time.

I think either way can look nice, but to me the white letters are dated and out of style; unless you're building a trophy truck or a classic one. I mean I see white letters and I just think "wow, look at that old man truck" but of course I mostly see white letters on tires OTHER than BFG. Especially when the white letters are on street tires on a truck...gross.

Thanks Karnut and Mike1220, I'll check out a local shop after Thanksgiving and see what they can do. I'll post on here whatever I get and let you all know how it sounds. I do prefer it louder and don't at all mind the noise in the cab. I enjoy the loud muscle car like sound, just like an old '67 Chevelle SS!

This may be a stupid question, and I hope I am in the correct place to ask it, but do you know if a cat-back exhaust that is made for the 2014 Silverado/Sierra will fit on the 2015? I am pretty sure it is essentially the same body style but I just want to make sure. I am looking at getting the Flowmaster Outlaw, Part 817689, and I have emailed Flowmaster in regards to my question. I haven't heard anything back in a week, so maybe they think it is a stupid question too o_0

Here's mine. 2015 SLT All-Terrain. 2.5" leveling kit Still need to put my Flowmaster Outlaw exhaust on her. Going to see what the biggest size tire is too, my old Ford I had 16" rims with 275 BFG All-Terrains and I loved it. But when I saw the All-Terrain rims I loved them, even though they are 20's.

Those look awesome! I love the BFG All-Terrains and was wanting to get those KO2 or stick with the KO for my new truck. Just picked up a 2015 SLT All-Terrain, I think those KO2's will look pretty sweet on her! Thanks for the pics!