2014+ Leveling Kits

arkenzo · April 19, 2017

20's and KO2's are pure awesomeness, just FYI.

SierraMyst · April 20, 2017

I'm selling my new never installed Motofab 1.5" front spacer level kit.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/200378-15-motofab-aluminum-level-gm-2007-2017/

chris15706 · April 20, 2017

Here is my 2017 with a 2 inch zone level and 285/65r18 BFG KO2's. Plan on switching to boss or fox coil overs at some point.

spenpet · April 21, 2017

285/65R18 (32.6") or 275/70R18 (33.2"). Others will chime in, but I'm going for safe here.

I put big ko2 285/65 on my stock black rims, 18"...love them...

spenpet · April 21, 2017

I had BFG KO2s on my old truck, they're a great tire. Just really not needed in the setup I'm gonna do. Pretty heavy too.

So, I may do Nitto Terra Grapplers G2 or Coopers. Really can't decide. I was thinking about these wheels. What y'all think?

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You might check out the weights on tire rack, I might be wrong but when I was shopping I thought the Terra 2s were heavier than the bfg ko2...but I could be mistaken...I went with the bfg and love them

NorCalSLT · April 21, 2017

I have a new Rough Country 2.5" Leveling kit for 2014-2017 Stamped Steel LCA Part Number 1312 for sale.
Brand new in box never installed, just decided to go a different route with the truck.
It cost $169 shipped to me, Ill take $160 shipped via paypal.

Just send me a private message if interested

bcbz71 · April 22, 2017

Here is my 2017 with a 2 inch zone level and 285/65r18 BFG KO2's. Plan on switching to boss or fox coil overs at some point.

That might be the most level truck ever posted on this forum.

amxguy1970 · April 22, 2017

I put big ko2 285/65 on my stock black rims, 18"...love them...

Why did you down grade tires?

Tyler

spenpet · April 22, 2017

Why did you down grade tires?

Tyler

To say I put the highest rated and most popular all-terrain tire on my truck and saying I am downgrading, is a little bit of a troll move, but I'll play along. 1) the duratracs were too aggressive for me, I didn't like being able to feel the knobs of the tread when I was turning and at low speed. 2) I wanted larger tires, after I leveled it, the 265 wranglers were just too small.

To your comment though, I'm not bashing the duratracs, they are great tires if you are off road more than I am...I am basically only off road during hunting season...

rawalters117 · April 22, 2017

To say I put the highest rated and most popular all-terrain tire on my truck and saying I am downgrading, is a little bit of a troll move, but I'll play along. 1) the duratracs were too aggressive for me, I didn't like being able to feel the knobs of the tread when I was turning and at low speed. 2) I wanted larger tires, after I leveled it, the 265 wranglers were just too small.

To your comment though, I'm not bashing the duratracs, they are great tires if you are off road more than I am...I am basically only off road during hunting season...

I am in no way trolling or trying to argue, but they arent the highest rated, and if they are, its because they are "the most popular". Look into reviews of users post 25k miles. BFG KO2's are great looking tires (despite their tiny sizes), but they dont wear well. Most guys ive talked to that run them on company trucks see them wear super quickly. And for their price point, they dont perform better than their much cheaper competitors. I am just giving my two sense.

MacA · April 22, 2017

I installed the Pro Comp 2.25" leveling kit yesterday and a set of 275/60R20 BFGoodrich All Terrain KO2 tires. Here is my before and after data....

Note: Measurements (ground to fender) were taken in the same level location with 1/2 tank of gas and no driver.

Before: (with 275/55R20 Goodyear Eagle LS-2 tires @ 31.9" diameter)

LF: 36.250" RF: 35.750"

LR: 38.125" RR: 38.125"

After: (2.25" Pro Comp Level + 275/60R20 BFG KO2 tires @ 33" diameter)

LF: 39.500" RF: 39.250"

LF: 39.375" RR: 39.250"

Before Picture:

2015Silverado_1stPics-04 by Mark Anderson, on Flickr

After Leveling & Tires:

2015Silverado_NewTiresHQ-3 by Mark Anderson, on Flickr

Edited April 22, 2017 by MacA

NewfieTerrain · April 22, 2017

Hello guys, i have a 2015 sierra all terrain double cab and im going to install either a 2" or 2.5" rough country levelling kit with the 285/60r20 duratracs i have purchaced on the stock at rims. I am fine with going with the 2" level but wondering if the 2.5" provides any more clearance to prevent rubbing. Im thinking the 2" level will run the tires fine but want to see what peoples opinions are, thanks

bcbz71 · April 22, 2017

After Leveling & Tires:

That's one helluva a camera!

spenpet · April 22, 2017

I am in no way trolling or trying to argue, but they arent the highest rated, and if they are, its because they are "the most popular". Look into reviews of users post 25k miles. BFG KO2's are great looking tires (despite their tiny sizes), but they dont wear well. Most guys ive talked to that run them on company trucks see them wear super quickly. And for their price point, they dont perform better than their much cheaper competitors. I am just giving my two sense.

To each their own... but to say 'despite their tiny sizes'? Dude, are you series? My truck came with 265/65 18, I put on 285/65 18... not sure where you are looking at tire sizes, but where income from the bfg's are larger... and the exact tire size I wanted...so you can have your opinion...but, at least support it by logic and facts... or not, but I'm done talking about this topic with you. Have a blessed day.

I am in no way trolling or trying to argue, but they arent the highest rated, and if they are, its because they are "the most popular". Look into reviews of users post 25k miles. BFG KO2's are great looking tires (despite their tiny sizes), but they dont wear well. Most guys ive talked to that run them on company trucks see them wear super quickly. And for their price point, they dont perform better than their much cheaper competitors. I am just giving my two sense.

To each their own... but to say 'despite their tiny sizes'? Dude, are you series? My truck came with 265/65 18, I put on 285/65 18... not sure where you are looking at tire sizes, but where income from the bfg's are larger... and the exact tire size I wanted...so you can have your opinion...but, at least support it by logic and facts... or not, but I'm done talking about this topic with you. Have a blessed day.

bcbz71 · April 22, 2017

I am in no way trolling or trying to argue, but they arent the highest rated, and if they are, its because they are "the most popular". Look into reviews of users post 25k miles. BFG KO2's are great looking tires (despite their tiny sizes), but they dont wear well. Most guys ive talked to that run them on company trucks see them wear super quickly. And for their price point, they dont perform better than their much cheaper competitors. I am just giving my two sense.

Everyone I know running the old KOs get 60K if they rotate. Don't know about the KO2s though.

What tire are you running that's superior?

Edited April 23, 2017 by bcbz71