JSW74

short answer , NO. the width is going to be he issue. the sidewall will come in contact with with the upper control arm with a 12.50 wide tire. A 35 will fit but try and run a narrower tire so you dont have to run wheel spacers .

Just a little curious when you did the search what did you select under the part? Console front? gonna try and keep an eye out on there for one for my truck

No sir not the 3.5. I’m running the 2 inch leveling kit, top spacer that zone offers

the zone kit to my knowledge cannot be ran with factory wheels. their website says not to exceed 5.5 inch backspacing, factory 20s are a tad over 6 I believe. I like the zone kit better cause of the upgraded rear shocks they offer .

thank you sir.

Was there ever any clarification on these wheels, cause im definitely a fan. OEM or replicas? 22s it looks like. any additional info would be appreciated

More photos please! Looks good though! I have the 2 inch Zone Off-road top spacer sitting in the garage waiting to go in just need a day off to do it !

Couldn't agree more. A small wheel spacer will fix the rubbing on the UCA! Post more pics of the truck. Happy to see someone running 35s leveled.

Yes as stated in the caption it is the Rough Country leveling struts they offer. 2 inch lift struts. Approximately $325 for both I believe.

Angles are good on it! I don’t have any photos to show though.

First photo (side view truck has the 2 inch Readylift) since been removed cause the boot contacted the bottom part of the strut. Added Rough country 2 inch leveling struts and the Readylift was removed. Plenty of cv axle clearance now . 20x9.5 on 285/60/r20. It’s my vets truck. He said no rubbing and rides a lot better than factory.

Looks good, CV angles aren’t bad but what I can’t see and is my concern is how close the bottom of the boot is to the lower strut. I know that Readylift has issues with the 2 inch kit. The 2 inch will contact the boot. Helped my Veterinarian who’s a close friend remove that 2 inch kit cause of that reason

Look forward to seeing it lifted and if you could take some photos of the clearance on the cv boot to the bottom of the strut after you get it installed. Great looking truck

Yes its the trailboss kit. It’s available thru GM for approximately $1200

That rancho setup is slick!