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Anyone successfully installed 305/55R20 Terra Graps on 2014 Silverado

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vicdanj Enthusiast

vicdanj

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All... doing the tire shopping thang... i just had my truck leveled with a pro comp front kit at 2.25. I have been shopping and everyone at the tire shops are swearing that the nitto terra grapplers at 305/55R20 will fit on stock 2014 20 inch rims with no rub issues. The Terra Grapplers at this size are actually 33.07 X 12.6. I am looking at these due to the light weight and good track record with folks.57lbs for an LT is pretty good. i am iffy on the "they fit no rub" as i think they will rub on the sway bar, but several shops have stated the same. I have seen on this forum others who have gone to bigger tires on stocks and say they get a slight rub on the sway at full lock but a lot of those folks are into the mudder class of tires which throws things a bit since they have knobbies that stick out of the side walls. The Terra Grapplers are fairly tame in that area. So the question again.... Any one out there with a 2014 and stock 20s successfully installed this tire and size on their truck?

Dirtbiker Enthusiast

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They will rub. There are a few threads on here that say so. Although they don't necessarily mention that exact tire, just the size.

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14WhiteZ71 Enthusiast

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A friend of mine has the 2.25" ready lift kit on his with 305/55/20 terra graps on his and he doesn't rub. I think every truck is different though. I've seen a few 2014's with just a 2" kit like mine on it and the truck sits level and could fit this size and tire under it.....but mine with the 2" kit is not quite level and I dont think I could fit 305's without some rubbing.

 

But his works fine.....

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Yes on a 3.5" RC lift kit and no the 305/55/20 Nitto's will not rub with that kit. From what the lift shop tells me you can use the 2.5" but you might get the occasional rub and have to trim.

 

If you get the 305/55/20 Nitto Terra Grapplers make sure you get the metrics and not the LT's. (6 ply vs 10 ply unless you do not care about the ride)

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MunsonAuto New Member

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Anyone got pics of this setup?? Got the 2.5" Rough Country level/lift here and looking to go 305/55/20 metric Terra Grapplers...would like to see it first though

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gpff214 New Member

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Newbie here......I will get some pics up tomorrow. I have a 2014 Silverado 2wd that I just put a RC 2.5 level and Terra grapplers (305/55R20) that I put on stock rims. I have slight rubbing at back of liner on full lock only. No other rubbing that I can tell during daily driving at this time. I love the set up.

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webhead Enthusiast

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Newbie here......I will get some pics up tomorrow. I have a 2014 Silverado 2wd that I just put a RC 2.5 level and Terra grapplers (305/55R20) that I put on stock rims. I have slight rubbing at back of liner on full lock only. No other rubbing that I can tell during daily driving at this time. I love the set up.

 

How has this set up been for you so far? I'm planning on doing the same thing soon.

gpff214 New Member

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How has this set up been for you so far? I'm planning on doing the same thing soon.

Its been great. I have changed from the stockers to some aftermarket rims with a +10 offset and it actually doesn't rub as much anymore in reverse. Wouldn't change anything else.

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Its been great. I have changed from the stockers to some aftermarket rims with a +10 offset and it actually doesn't rub as much anymore in reverse. Wouldn't change anything else.

Looks good man!

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