Stock 2014 Silverado fitment question.

By TxAg98
March 11, 2014 in Tires, Wheels & TPMS

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TxAg98

Posted March 11, 2014

Im about to pull the trigger but the '14s still don't have a lot of fitment references yet. Truck is a '14 4x4 Crew LTZ with stock 20" and 275/55/20. I"m looking at 18x9 +18, withe 285/65/18. Think I'll have any issues on a stock suspension?

Evanski9

Posted March 11, 2014

Should fit.. I am on Stock 20's with 305/65/20 on 2.5" no rubs at all

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