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That is correct.

Yes. As long as it’s within their return time frame. I’m sure they wouldn’t take them back if you did a Smokey burn out though half of them but as long as they are in good shape.

So here's the results. Previously for the alignment after doing the 3" front and 2" rear leveling kit my alignment was only off on the right side camber by .90*, the toe was also almost exactly parallel where the spec was to be more slightly toed out. The person doing the alignment said it was close enough not to cause bad tire wear or drivability. Now for the tires. I swapped them out about 100 miles ago now. It is a night and day difference in drivability with the Nitto Ridge Grapplers. The truck no longer wonders and feel like its sliding all over the road. I know they are a different type of tire and the Nittos are more of a street tire for occasional off roading and the Kumhos are the exact opposite. I am happy with the Nittos and I wanted to share my opinion and outcome of this post thread in the hopes it will help someone with the same issue/questions. Thanks for the input everyone!

The alignment wasn’t off too bad, it did help but still drives weird. Must be the type of tires. Going to swap them out. Thanks for your answers.

I first ran 40 psi and it was worse.

Hello. I recently did a 3" front, 2" rear leveling kit in my 2016 Silverado. With the stock tires and wheels it drove and felt the same just slightly higher up. A week later I got the Kumho Road Venture MT71 in a 33x12.5R18. The tires looked great and fit well on the truck with the stock wheels. I did not do any kind of alignment yet. After driving 10 miles on these MTs it feels like the truck is sliding all over the road at any speed over 40mph. It is almost like being on ice. I am running 65psi in the tires. I daily drive this truck for about a hour a day. Would this be an alignment issue or should I return these tires to Amazon for some ATs? I do not know anyone running this truck lifted with this size tires to compare. Anything would be greatly appreciated.