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i have a 2000 1500 Z71 with a 3 inch body lift. im looking to get wider 16inch rims but i wanted to know if i could mount 315/75/R16s on with little to no rubbing. if not then whats the biggest i could go? i could trim small parts but i dont have the proper tools to do a large amount of trimming and such.

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I had a 2004, a friend had a 1999 and another friend had a 2002, all with 3 in body lifts and those tires. I can't help you on the wider rim though, we all had stock wheels, with little to no rubbing. Maybe a small amount of plastic trimming, but I don't remember that was a long time ago.

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i have a 2000 1500 Z71 with a 3 inch body lift. im looking to get wider 16inch rims but i wanted to know if i could mount 315/75/R16s on with little to no rubbing. if not then whats the biggest i could go? i could trim small parts but i dont have the proper tools to do a large amount of trimming and such.

 

 

I had an 03 1500 HD with a decent crank up front with 305/55/20's on 20x9's and they rubbed a little (on road), and that was after some trimming and hammering. My HD probably sat about 3" higher than a stock 1500 and my tires calculated to: 33.21" x 12.01". The tires you are you looking at calculate to: 34.6" x 12.4". What will save you will be using the stock wheels. But be ready to cut and possibly break out the rubber mallet.

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I have also been looking at running the 315/75/16's on mine, and have seen two trucks with just leveling kits so far with these tires, a 2003 on Mud Grapplers and a 2000 on BFG All terrains, oddly enough, the 2003 with Mud Grapplers was not not scrubbing, but the 2000 with BFG's had to trim the fender well.

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i have a 2000 1500 Z71 with a 3 inch body lift. im looking to get wider 16inch rims but i wanted to know if i could mount 315/75/R16s on with little to no rubbing. if not then whats the biggest i could go? i could trim small parts but i dont have the proper tools to do a large amount of trimming and such.

 

make sure you get the right back spacing. if you get rims off a solid axe truck your rims will stick out alot. and go through a ton of ifs parts. id try wheel spacers there like $70 a set in summit racing

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i had a 2000 reg short bed Z71 with a 3" body and a good crank up front. i ran weld racing 16.5x9 wheels with bfg mud terrain 33x12.50x16.5 tires and had no problems at all, just had to trim back the front valance a hair. im not sure on my back spacing but i can tell you i had a good inch or two out. i believe those tires would have been about a 305 not a 315. like blackout07 stated, you would be running about a 35" tire.

 

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Mine is on the left with the setup mentioned above.

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i had a 2000 reg short bed Z71 with a 3" body and a good crank up front. i ran weld racing 16.5x9 wheels with bfg mud terrain 33x12.50x16.5 tires and had no problems at all, just had to trim back the front valance a hair. im not sure on my back spacing but i can tell you i had a good inch or two out. i believe those tires would have been about a 305 not a 315. like blackout07 stated, you would be running about a 35" tire.

 

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Mine is on the left with the setup mentioned above.

 

 

That's a sharp looking truck. I'm really thinking about a 3" BL myself if your able to fun those size of tires. Thanks for posting...

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