MattGMC2014

The truck is currently running with no A/C function. The clutch will not turn on when activating the A/C. No fuse issues. Pressure good. Does anyone know if there is an actual accumulator/dryer in the 2014 models? One that would have a high pressure cutoff switch? If not accumulator, where would the cutoff switch be? Would like to replace that first to see if that fixes the issue. Thanks

Sometimes in life - you just gotta send it..... 2015 Chevy Silverado 1500 5.3L V8 Z71 with newly installed Toyo Open Country AT3 35x11.5r20s on just a 2.5" RC Level. Yea I said it - just the level - no RUB. And no difference in ride quality on highway or just intermediate roads. AT3s run smooth and are way quieter than Ridge Grapplers.

2015 Chevy Silverado 1500 - Toyo AT3 35x11.5r20 with just a 2.5 RC Level - NO RUB. Minor trimming as a precaution. See pics below - Hope is out there...

FWIW - just got a set of Toyo AT3 35x11.5r20's on a 2015 Chevy Silverado with just a 2.5 RC Leveling kit and no rubbing at full lock in either direction. Some minor liner trimming was done as a precaution when installed but still think it clears regardless of that. A modern day miracle.

Tires look great. What size did you get? I could not tell from the pics. LT or P tire size? Glad to here about the ride quality either way.

I have not made a move yet. Sorry to hear about the Wildpeaks, I was really leaning towards those for quite some time. But at this point, the Toyo AT3s have won me over so I am going to get those. Will most likely get them late June early July. Very excited to see how it goes. So ready to get the stock GYs off. Once installed, I will definitely post some pics and my thoughts on them.

Great looking truck and tire. Any feedback on these so far? How's the road noise? I'm down to my final three options for a set of tires - (1) Falken Wildpeak AT3w (2) Cooper Discoverer AT3 4s & (3) Toyo Open Country ATIII. Been having a hard time finding reviews on this particular tire with is still being so new. Any feedback would be great. Also I know for a fact I'm going with a P rate 275/60r20 size. Been trying to determine how much noise translates from a P rated to an LT rated tire like your 285/60r20 for instance.

Gotcha. Wasn't sure if that would be the same for a 2014 Sierra 1500 4x2. Had 275/55r20 when I bought it.

So do your 275/60r20s rub currently without any modifications? That is the size I am trying to put on mine. I do not want to lift or level currently. I am under the impression that is the biggest size I could go without rub.