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54 minutes ago, jgraves13 said:

 


285/70 or 285/75?


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295/70/18 rims have a 0 offset

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19 minutes ago, jgraves13 said:

 


Any rubbing?


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Yeah in the back of the fender. I need to do a NorCal mod on it but I’ve been lazy about it. 

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Finally done! Went with 20x9 XD heists and 285/55 nitto ridge grapplers, it looks fantastic and also rides fantastic! I’ll get better pics later
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Finally done! Went with 20x9 XD heists and 285/55 nitto ridge grapplers, it looks fantastic and also rides fantastic! I’ll get better pics later
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Nice... I get my level and wheel/tire combo installed next Friday.... Can't wait!

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Nice... I get my level and wheel/tire combo installed next Friday.... Can't wait!

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Thanks! It makes such a big difference, been waiting 2 years since I first bought it to do it and the truck is just so much more aggressive and good looking now, you’ll love it


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Thanks! It makes such a big difference, been waiting 2 years since I first bought it to do it and the truck is just so much more aggressive and good looking now, you’ll love it


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Definitely the right choice in wheels!

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Definitely the right choice in wheels!

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Thanks! I’m definitely glad I went with these, they look so good in person. It was no contest here on the forum the few votes I got were these!


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I have a 2015 1500 crew and am thinking about 2.5 level in front with 22x9 and 33x12.5? Will this sit level?  Anyone have any concerns with this fitment or look? If you have this set up please post pics...need help deciding

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3 hours ago, MOhunter92 said:

Finally done! Went with 20x9 XD heists and 285/55 nitto ridge grapplers, it looks fantastic and also rides fantastic! I’ll get better pics later

Very nice! Great choice on the wheels and tires!

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I finally got my leveling kit installed and 275/65/20 firestone destination mt2. I love the new look. 

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Thinking of what to do. Ive seen some amazing setups but i do a lot of Expressway/city driving. I either want a great Leveling kit or nothing more than a 4inch lift. I want to keep the stock wheels but give the truck a more aggressive look for a daily driver. Its ChiTown area so winters can get crazy. Im shooting for the BFGsALL Terrain . The stock tires are 275/55/20.

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Thinking of what to do. Ive seen some amazing setups but i do a lot of Expressway/city driving. I either want a great Leveling kit or nothing more than a 4inch lift. I want to keep the stock wheels but give the truck a more aggressive look for a daily driver. Its ChiTown area so winters can get crazy. Im shooting for the BFGsALL Terrain . The stock tires are 275/55/20.
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Nice truck I have the exact same one lol


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Nice truck I have the exact same one lol


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Twining.... Thank you Charlie Sheen


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