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clearance is good. I do recall cinching the front fender liners in an inch or two by drilling a small hole through the liner and pulling them in tighter with a heavy zip tie.

couple pics from more recent camping days, just over 3 years with this truck and love it more every time I drive

should be, if yours is also an HD

it will make the rubbing worse. My factory 20's with 275/65 tires fit, but when i put on my aftermarket wheels that are still a +18, i had to go down to 275/60 to avoid rubbing

20x9, +18 Moto Metal 970 with 275/60/20 Nitto Exo Grapplers. Stock height

No rubbing. Totally stock height 2018 2500 hd. 275/65r20 Toyo ATII AW.

Sorry, I can't give any real world experience with either regarding winter. I only had the Ridge for about 2,000 km in the summer then I traded that truck and got EXO for this new truck. The EXO are a little louder for sure. Have put about 10,000 km on the EXO mostly pulling a trailer and they are doing great. The EXO are on my summer wheels, I run my stock wheels and Toyo ATII AW tires in the winter.

glad I went with 10x8 garage doors...very good chance there will be a 2021+ in there within the next 3 or 4 years! Should give me enough height for some lift and 35s hahah

not the greatest pic but got some new tires for the factory wheels to run during the winter. 275/65R20 Toyo ATII All weather. Haven't tested them out a whole lot yet but so far very pleased with how quiet and smooth they are, and handling the early snowfall great so far.

I see you have info on 275 65 20 on a +15 offset wheel requires trimming of mud flaps. I have 275 65 20 on stock +44 wheels and they fit without trimming. I previously zip tied the fender liner a little tighter to the frame on both front fenders for my other wheel set up so I'm not sure if that was required or not for the 275 65 20 on stock wheels. I guess I will add my other set up is 275/60/20 on +18 wheels and they fit with no trimming either.

^^ nice Legend (and pull vehicle)! I'm guessing you fit the RZR in it? Yes I'm really happy to have an all aluminum unit now after seeing how brutally rusty my old steel open trailer frame has gotten over the years (even paint it every second year). My tandem 7x19 has torsion axles so no leaf springs to rust either.

Just got myself a mint used 7x19 inline Legend trailer mainly for hauling my snowmobile in the winter! Looking forward to not having a dirty salty sled when we go on trips. The old trailer was an open 2 place.

Haven't seen mice in our half tons, but both my dad's 2016 and my 2018 2500 have had mice get in through the cabin air filter. You need to pull the wiper cowl off and pry open the siliconed lid that's above the cabin air filter. Once you get that lid off, you'll see its wide open to the cabin air filter. We both found some wire mesh and siliconed it to the opening. Sealed everything back up and haven't had an issue since thankfully.

Canola is in bloom around here lately so I had to stop for a quick pic!

here's a couple pics. I'd say the tires stick out roughly 3/4" - 1" passed the fender well.