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Largest tire size on stock 20 with a 2.25 level/lift

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Tim Kline Enthusiast

Tim Kline

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Il be getting 295/60/r20 Nitto Terra G2 put on tomorrow! Pictures will be posted!

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Nitto grappler g2 295/60/r20 on 2.5 RC level with only front installed. Very minimal rub at full lock. Rub on back of wheel well carpet. Love them, very quiet!

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carbrite Enthusiast

carbrite

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I have Nitto G2 305 55r 20 getting mounted monday on my stock 20" wheels fingers cross

IceOnly Enthusiast

IceOnly

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I have a '15 Sierra All Terrain with the 2.5" Readylift level front and back and have the 275/65-20 KO2's. There was some rubbing on the mudflaps but I trimmed them up and gained almost an inch by zip tying that carpet crap back. Unnoticeable and no rubbing at all now.

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Will a 295/60/20 Toyo Open Country ATII, fit on a 2015 GMC sierra slt, with a 2.25 leveling kit? How much will this affect road noise, and how bad will it kill my mpg? Thnx

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HilblyOutlaw Enthusiast

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Has anyone tried 305/50r20's on factory rims with a 2" RC leveling kit? I'm looking at either the terra grappler g2's or maybe cooper discoverer ATP's. When you look at the tire size comparison to factory 275/55's, looks like really the only difference is the 305's are 2" wider, but still is only a 33" tire? Any inputs? Thanks

carbrite Enthusiast

carbrite

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I have Nitto G2 305 55r 20 getting mounted monday on my stock 20" wheels fingers cross

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here they are 305 55R 20s and They look awesome, fit great ride nice. Rough country 2.5 level kit with rear blocks.

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'15 Rado

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Can I run a 285/65R20 bfg ko2 on stock 20" without rubbing? I have a '15 Silverado double car with 2.5" level on the front.

lemmuhj Enthusiast

lemmuhj

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UPDATE:

here they are 305 55R 20s and They look awesome, fit great ride nice. Rough country 2.5 level kit with rear blocks.

Looks awesome dude, but please but a few more pics up (side views etc)

carbrite Enthusiast

carbrite

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Can I run a 285/65R20 bfg ko2 on stock 20" without rubbing? I have a '15 Silverado double car with 2.5" level on the front.

I put them off another buddies of mines truck before I bought the nittos and drove around on my 15 sle, got very sight rub on the bar @ full right lock turn, nothing to be concerned about tho. they will work fine and look great

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carbrite

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Looks awesome dude, but please but a few more pics up (side views etc)

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lemmuhj

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Looks awesome dude, but please but a few more pics up (side views etc)

Super nice ! Thats look im going for, tnks for putting up more pics...helps out a lot

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carbrite

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Looks awesome dude, but please but a few more pics up (side views etc)

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