My 2014 denali lifted with wheels

Connman · April 17, 2014

2014 white diamond tri-coat denali. I did the rough country 2.5 suspension kit. Rbp 94r wheels, 20x9 +10 offset. Tires are toyo at2 295/55r20. It doesn't rub at all but it's very close. There's no way 305's would fit without it rubbing. The +10 offset pushed me a little less then a half inch out from stock, so if I would have put these tires on the stock wheels it would probably rub the sway bar and the wheel liner at full lock. Couldn't be happier with the outcome. The truck still rides very good, but the heavier tires take a little more gas pedal to keep the truck rolling. Definitely won't be hitting those 20 mpg numbers anymore, but that's not why I bought a truck anyway!

J-man67 · April 17, 2014

Looks great man

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Rling6.24x4 · April 17, 2014

Love it, want to put those tires on my all terrain with the front lift.

Rewillia · April 22, 2014

I also went with the Toyo Open Country MT 295/55/R20's installed on my '14 K1500 Denali today using OEM wheels (0-offset) with 2"RC front leveling kit, no rear lift. Seems to work well given the approx 1" gain in tire height and width while maintaining plenty of clearance all around.

Contemplated going with the 305's but as others point out, I would have had to cut front inner fender liners and trim forward rear splash guards or otherwise do a higher lift neither of which I didn't want to do.

Generally pleased with the outcome and appearance without sacrificing too much in terms of ride quality. Next step will be to figure out if I can stow a same size spare underneath it.

wvridgerider · April 22, 2014

Does this have the rear blocks as well?...is the ride the same?

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Rewillia · April 23, 2014

A few more photos of my truck with the Toyo 295/55/R20s and with the 2" front only RC leveling kit.

block8head · April 23, 2014

2014 white diamond tri-coat denali. I did the rough country 2.5 suspension kit. Rbp 94r wheels, 20x9 +10 offset. Tires are toyo at2 295/55r20. It doesn't rub at all but it's very close. There's no way 305's would fit without it rubbing. The +10 offset pushed me a little less then a half inch out from stock, so if I would have put these tires on the stock wheels it would probably rub the sway bar and the wheel liner at full lock. Couldn't be happier with the outcome. The truck still rides very good, but the heavier tires take a little more gas pedal to keep the truck rolling. Definitely won't be hitting those 20 mpg numbers anymore, but that's not why I bought a truck anyway!

Is it noisy on the HW?

Love the way it looks!

Connman · April 23, 2014

It makes some noise, not a ton though. Just a light hum. I had terra grapplers on my silverado before this and the toyos aren't any louder then that. In my opinion these tires look a little more aggressive then the nittos too. You definitely notice the weight of these compared to stock though.