2014+ Suspension Lifts

[NEMESIS-A/T]

Hey Guys, Figured I'd post this here too.

I have 4 brand new never mounted still have stickers on the tires Goodyear Duratracs. These tires are 325/60/20 and are "35 tires. I had planned on using this on my next setup but decided I want to do 38" tires.
So the cost me $1960. I know I cant get that back so I think 1400 is more than fare. That over $500 dollars off brand new tires.
I live in Greenville/Simpsonville South Carolina and will drive a hour to meet up or you can come get them. Best time to contact is mornings. feel free to text. Text 864-360-one nine 8 five

I do have them posted in the ForSale forum.

[Z71 jeff]

Hey guys i bought 38"x15.5 tires for my 2014 sierra 1500 and i also bought a 7" suspension lift with a 2" body lift i was wondering if i could only put de 7" lift and cut the fenders will it fit?

[crafferty]

Hey guys i bought 38"x15.5 tires for my 2014 sierra 1500 and i also bought a 7" suspension lift with a 2" body lift i was wondering if i could only put de 7" lift and cut the fenders will it fit?

You'll need to provide a lot more information than that, too many variables.

 

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[jimmyboy8301]

Hey guys i bought 38"x15.5 tires for my 2014 sierra 1500 and i also bought a 7" suspension lift with a 2" body lift i was wondering if i could only put de 7" lift and cut the fenders will it fit?

hell no. Unless you mean by cutting the fenders you'll remove them

 

 

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Edited February 27, 2017 by jimmyboy8301

[Justin Nachazel]

Jnach, have you went with a larger tire yet? I am debating on doing the zone and stuffing 35" dia tire in there. Hoping to see what the truck looks like with meatier tires and the stock chrome wheels like you have.

No I haven't yet but I'm planning on a a Toyo soon

[Z71 jeff]

On 20"x12" wheels with 4" of back spacing

I dont know how to put pictures on my posts

Edited February 27, 2017 by Z71 jeff

[kbrooks]

2015 GMC 1500 6.2 8spd

8" McGaughy

35" Toyo M/T

20x12 Fuel Mavericks

 

About time I see a crew cab with a standard size bed!! Looks great. Can't wait to lift mine 4.5" on 35's

[Z71 jeff]

You'll need to provide a lot more information than that, too many variables.

 

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Edited February 28, 2017 by Z71 jeff

[Schaef]

Hey guys, So I am going to be lifting my 2016 Silverado 1500 5.3L LTZ Z71 with a Zone 4.5'' lift within the next week or so. I am wanting to fit as much tire under it as possible. I see Zone's website says I can fit 33x12.5x18 with my stock rims, but I was hoping to fit 35's. It says I have to have a 20x9 wheel with 5.75 backspace in order to fit 35x12.5x20.

 

I have a few questions & concerns. I received multiple quotes and most are ranging around 2400-2500 with Lift + Fox 2.0 Rear Shocks + Alignment + Labor. I've seen this is on the highend as far as labor goes, but I don't think I have many options since I want it done correctly by professionals. I'm also thinking I will get the lift first and see how small my 265x65x18's look under it to see if I actually want 33's or 35's.

 

Next is gearing. Should I regear if I put 33's or 35's under the 4.5'' Lift? I know nothing about regearing except the little bit that I have read through these forums. I have also gone through all 213 pages of the suspension lift topic. I also will not be doing much offroading outside of hauling bicycles down some dirt roads to trails.

 

It just seems like a whole lot more money involved when lifting and wanting bigger tires that I had assumed. I've seen some people fit 35's under a 4.5'' Zone Lift with minor rubbing that they ziptied or small trim, I'm just stuck going back and forth in my head trying to justify all of this.

 

Any input or help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks guys!! I cross posted to my own topic just in case.

[jmele11968]

Hey guys, So I am going to be lifting my 2016 Silverado 1500 5.3L LTZ Z71 with a Zone 4.5'' lift within the next week or so. I am wanting to fit as much tire under it as possible. I see Zone's website says I can fit 33x12.5x18 with my stock rims, but I was hoping to fit 35's. It says I have to have a 20x9 wheel with 5.75 backspace in order to fit 35x12.5x20.

 

I have a few questions & concerns. I received multiple quotes and most are ranging around 2400-2500 with Lift + Fox 2.0 Rear Shocks + Alignment + Labor. I've seen this is on the highend as far as labor goes, but I don't think I have many options since I want it done correctly by professionals. I'm also thinking I will get the lift first and see how small my 265x65x18's look under it to see if I actually want 33's or 35's.

 

Next is gearing. Should I regear if I put 33's or 35's under the 4.5'' Lift? I know nothing about regearing except the little bit that I have read through these forums. I have also gone through all 213 pages of the suspension lift topic. I also will not be doing much offroading outside of hauling bicycles down some dirt roads to trails.

 

It just seems like a whole lot more money involved when lifting and wanting bigger tires that I had assumed. I've seen some people fit 35's under a 4.5'' Zone Lift with minor rubbing that they ziptied or small trim, I'm just stuck going back and forth in my head trying to justify all of this.

 

Any input or help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks guys!! I cross posted to my own topic just in case.

 

Can't speak for the Zone 4.5" pricing, but that price is about what I paid for my 6" BDS lift on my Denali.

 

As far as re-gearing, I wouldn't worry too much about it. I have 35's (and a 5.3 with the 8 speed tm & 3.42's) and power is fine in my eyes. I also did intake, exhaust & a tune to compensate.

[jimmyboy8301]

Hey guys, So I am going to be lifting my 2016 Silverado 1500 5.3L LTZ Z71 with a Zone 4.5'' lift within the next week or so. I am wanting to fit as much tire under it as possible. I see Zone's website says I can fit 33x12.5x18 with my stock rims, but I was hoping to fit 35's. It says I have to have a 20x9 wheel with 5.75 backspace in order to fit 35x12.5x20.

 

I have a few questions & concerns. I received multiple quotes and most are ranging around 2400-2500 with Lift + Fox 2.0 Rear Shocks + Alignment + Labor. I've seen this is on the highend as far as labor goes, but I don't think I have many options since I want it done correctly by professionals. I'm also thinking I will get the lift first and see how small my 265x65x18's look under it to see if I actually want 33's or 35's.

 

Next is gearing. Should I regear if I put 33's or 35's under the 4.5'' Lift? I know nothing about regearing except the little bit that I have read through these forums. I have also gone through all 213 pages of the suspension lift topic. I also will not be doing much offroading outside of hauling bicycles down some dirt roads to trails.

 

It just seems like a whole lot more money involved when lifting and wanting bigger tires that I had assumed. I've seen some people fit 35's under a 4.5'' Zone Lift with minor rubbing that they ziptied or small trim, I'm just stuck going back and forth in my head trying to justify all of this.

 

Any input or help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks guys!! I cross posted to my own topic just in case.

i paid $1700 INSTALLED for my zone. What motor/gear combo do you have?

 

 

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[Schaef]

i paid $1700 INSTALLED for my zone. What motor/gear combo do you have?

 

 

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I have a 5.3L , but have no idea what gear combo. It's a stock 2016 1500 Z71 LTZ 5.3L. I really wish I could get $1700 or even $2000 out the door. I live around St Louis, MO and apparently all the shops love to get paid.

[Sierra 5.3]

I have a 5.3L , but have no idea what gear combo. It's a stock 2016 1500 Z71 LTZ 5.3L. I really wish I could get $1700 or even $2000 out the door. I live around St Louis, MO and apparently all the shops love to get paid.

I also live in STl. I will be interested to see what/who you actually find to do it for a reasonable offer. Do you know any reputable local muffler shops? Looking to get that done as well.

[Schaef]

I also live in STl. I will be interested to see what/who you actually find to do it for a reasonable offer. Do you know any reputable local muffler shops? Looking to get that done as well.

Nice! I'll keep you posted as far as suspension lift quotes. I had my dealership put on the Borla Cat Back Exhaust for me, and they actually only charged like 1 hour for labor. I'll ask a few of my buddies to see if they have any recommendations.

[Sierra 5.3]

Nice! I'll keep you posted as far as suspension lift quotes. I had my dealership put on the Borla Cat Back Exhaust for me, and they actually only charged like 1 hour for labor. I'll ask a few of my buddies to see if they have any recommendations.

What dealer? I bought from and use Dave Sinclair GMC. I have yet to get a quote from them but will shortly when I take my truck in for maintenance.