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275/70/18s On Stock 18s

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By StealthSierra
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Will 275/70 tires fit on oem 18" wheels? The wheels are off a 2007 Yukon Denali, and Im pretty sure they are 8" wide. I'm almost positive the wheels are wide enough but I wanted to make sure. Thanks in advance.

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I have 275/70's on my 18 OEM wheels. Mine is a 08 Chevy Silverado.

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No issues. No rubbing; I have a 2" level right now.

I only have 1,000 miles on them so they don't have any signs of wear.

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Any pictures???

 

I'm also considering this wheel but have never seen it on a nnbs

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what did you have done to the truck at that point to accomidate those tires?

Had a Skyjacker 2" Level Kit on it with the 275/70's.

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sorry I just saw that you had a 2" leveling kit. I'm planning on the rcx 5" lift, so maybe I should get something taller?

There are a lot of more knowledgeable people on this board than me so you might want to check with someone more knowing :rollin: but if you want to run a 33" tire with the 5" lift I would definitely get a wider tire than the 275/70.

Check around on the board I believe I saw some others with the 5" Lift and see what they're running.

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I have been thinking about getting this same size tire when I do a zone 3" body lift with my 2" level. Do you guys think it would look too narrow with that set up? I don't want it to look too tall and not wide enough when looking directly at it from the front or back.

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