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295/55/20 Toyo AT2. The 305's were going to rub like crazy.

 

what would the 305s rub on? the sway bar?

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what would the 305s rub on? the sway bar?

 

Wheel well liner and sway bar. Could work, but would need significant trimming.

 

Comparing the 295 and 305 side by side, there was a very very marginal difference in size. Once they are mounted, you probably wouldnt be able to tell difference between the two.

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Hey here is my 2014 GMC Sierra SLE.

 

 

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What is the tire/wheel combo you have there? Looks awesome. I have an onyx black SLE 4x4 (2015) I just bought and really want to change the rubber. Yours look awesome.

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NIce truck Bud... Finally someone who has the same wheels as me... Wheels look sharp with that Color Truck..

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NIce truck Bud... Finally someone who has the same wheels as me... Wheels look sharp with that Color Truck..

Thanks, bro. I'm told it's impossible to get the wheels anymore as the plant that manufactured them burned down or something. BTW your truck is sick looking as well!

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Wheel well liner and sway bar. Could work, but would need significant trimming.

 

Comparing the 295 and 305 side by side, there was a very very marginal difference in size. Once they are mounted, you probably wouldnt be able to tell difference between the two.

I have 305's and did not require significant trimming... Just an FYI

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I have 305's and did not require significant trimming... Just an FYI

What's your wheel offset and how much level. I bet yours is different than mine.

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I have 20x10 -19 on a 2.5" level

 

I've got -12 so maybe the fact that your wheels stick out a little more helps. I may be wrong, but I also thing the 2016 truck have some more clearance or something up front because another member on here BruceBruce was running 20x12's with 33's and claims no rubbing at all. Whats done is done tho. I'm still happy with my decision.

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Zone C1200 2" level kit and BDS 1" rear block installed yesterday. I'm liking it, just wish I could fill that wheel well a little more.

 

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295/55/20 Toyo AT2. The 305's were going to rub like crazy.

Looks awesome!

 

Do you think the 295/55R20 you have would fit on a 2" level?

 

Are you experiencing any rubbing at full lock in reverse with how you have it setup currently?

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