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Here is my 2015 SLT All Terrain

 

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Those are the RT's aren't they? How do you like them so far? Have you had them long enough to have any experience with how they wear?

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Those are the RT's aren't they? How do you like them so far? Have you had them long enough to have any experience with how they wear?

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Twice I've come out of Home Depot to have another k2 parked next to me.

 

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What set up of tires and lift do you have? Looks very good.

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What set up of tires and lift do you have? Looks very good.

2 inch RC level and LT275 70 18 Nitto Terra Grapplers. Thanks

 

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Looks great!! any rubbing issues?

Yes these tire rub the carpet liner pretty easy and at full turn they rub upper control arms. I should have tryed moving the carpet liner but never did. I just traded the truck for a red 2015 just like it. I am going to put the same 2.5 level kit and go with 285/65/20 big ko2 this time. The Chevy dealer I bought my truck from levels a lot of trucks and that the tire they use. They do zip tie the carpet liner back though.

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Those are the RT's aren't they? How do you like them so far? Have you had them long enough to have any experience with how they wear?

 

 

It looks like you tried to respond, but didnt lol

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Those front wheels are BEGGING for some Willwoods!

You buying? Unfortunately that will never happen. I'm building another car right now and all the cool parts are going on it.

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It looks like you tried to respond, but didnt lol

Yeah I was trying to figure it out on my phone but could not lol. They are Toyo R/T 33x12.50x20 and I actually only have 600 miles on them so far but I already know I am going to like them. They humm a little bit on the interstate which is not bad and ride really smooth. They were referred to me by a friend who said they are the best tires he has every run.

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You buying? Unfortunately that will never happen. I'm building another car right now and all the cool parts are going on it.

I don't blame you. Its a good looking setup you have there though.

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