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[brent1234]

does any one have pics of a 1500 with a 2" level kit and 275/65-18 or 285/65-18 tires on it? and what are some different brands for mud tires?

[sab316]

Look at my sig. Except they are 285/70/17 but you get the idea. And man you have endless options. Toyo, Nitto, BFG, Dick Cepek, Goodyear, Maxxis, Interco, Cooper, Mickey Thompson. Go look some up and see which you like best.

[brent1234]

Seth i really like the way your truck sits! Do you have a pics from the front? I would like to see how far the tires stick out. The reason i ask is because im looking at getting some tires but i really hate when the front tires stick way out.

[sab316]

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...6&hl=sab316

 

These don't stick out at all. With the stock rims they stay in the fenders pretty well. Appreciate the comments man

[Mckenzie]

Hey man i would highly recommend the Maxxis Bighorn tires, they are quiet on the road, and they have a real aggressive tread pattern for a all terrain. My roommate swore that i was running MT's. Plus they already have the holes in em if you want stud them for snow driving, and they have a good sidewall

 

 

http://www.maxxis.com/AutomobileLight-Truc...62-Bighorn.aspx

[mxdirtrider56]

The only reason the tires stick out like you're talking about is when someone installs aftermarket wheels with different offset than stock. It's the wheels that are out further and the tires just sit on them. Stock wheels with larger tires won't look any different except for more rubber.