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Those tires don't rub with just a 2.5 level?

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I'm in... Man I need some new pics if rain would stop messing up my truck ha   305/65 18x9.-12  

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Mounted!     18-inch Method Mesh wheels, 275/70/18 BFG All Terrain tires, and a 2.5-inch RC level (front only). Zero rubbing, zero road noise, nice traction on and off road, and no wobbly street

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Fuel Maverick 20x9 +20 Nitto Trail Grappler 295/55R20 Rough Country 2.5" Leveling Kit No rubbing or trimming        

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Toyo 33x12.50x22 on stock rims with 2.5 lvl 4ad98be2f5915bfb4b87cf8862fcfb31.jpg

 

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Are those 22" ck163?

Did you have them painted?

I have the smoke/grey on black sierra. I like how yours look.

 

 

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EChavez Enthusiast

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20x9 fuel mavericks 0 offset

Nitto g2's 305/55

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How much did you have to trim?

HondaHawkGT Senior Enthusiast

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285/70R17 Toyo Open Country AT2

17x9 Level 8 mk6 0 offset

Rancho Quicklift (2" lift) + 3" rear blocks (1.75" lift)

 

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Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

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285/70R17 Toyo Open Country AT2

17x9 Level 8 mk6 0 offset

Rancho Quicklift (2" lift) + 3" rear blocks (1.75" lift)

 

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Looks fantastic. Everytime I see one of these trucks on 17s with fluffy tires, I reallly start to question why I went to 20s. It looks so good, nice work.

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Looks fantastic. Everytime I see one of these trucks on 17s with fluffy tires, I reallly start to question why I went to 20s. It looks so good, nice work.

 

I hear ya. I am considering 18's but I do like the stock AT rims.

Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

Rawyzf

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If anyone wants my 20" setup, all you have to do is buy me a 17" setup and I'll ship them over :P

crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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I did a search but don't see many people talking about the Toyo Open Country C/T's much on this site if at all.

 

Anyone use them? I seriously doubt I'll ever need off road tires (I have an atv for that). However, I would like to keep the 20" All terrain rims on year round instead of putting steel wheels on with winter tires for snow.

 

So I am looking at the all-terrain tires that perform well in snow or at least have the snowflake rating. Looking at the K02's and the Toyo C/T's so far. Shying away from the K02's a little due to weight and decrease in mileage. I am looking at keeping the truck at the stock height.

 

Any info is greatly appreciated!

The reason you do not see anyone talking about the Toyo Open Country C/T's is because they are not available in the American market. My understanding is that the C/T is a tire that can offroad but made to perform to highest standards in snow. Or at least that's the idea behind it. I honestly couldn't say which tire would be better between the KO2 and C/T, that my friend will be a tough choice.

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Correct, they made the c/t for Canadian market and r/t for American market. C/t has limited sizes I think as it is geared towards hd pickups. I have the K02s and am happy with them. Didn't notice a big hit in mileage. Haven't run them in the winter yet so not sure how they perform there. Good looking tire and priced well though

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Those tires don't rub with just a 2.5 level?

In full lock forward there is no rubbing. In reverse there is very little but I haven't pulled back the inner fender yet and it will be good then.

 

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2014 Silverado 1500 LT 2.5 inch RC level in front stock in back.
18x10 -24 offset moto metal MO970 on 305/60/18 nitto G2s. Flowmaster 40 series
Turndowns. Passport 9500ci. LED DRLs.

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2014 Silverado 1500 LT 2.5 inch RC level in front stock in back.

18x10 -24 offset moto metal MO970 on 305/60/18 nitto G2s. Flowmaster 40 series

Turndowns. Passport 9500ci. LED DRLs.

Very Nice! Any rub?

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5RWill Enthusiast

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Looks fantastic. Everytime I see one of these trucks on 17s with fluffy tires, I reallly start to question why I went to 20s. It looks so good, nice work.

 

Been wanting 17s for some time now, hell i love the way our 06 2500hd looks with 16s and if they would fit that's what i would go for.

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HondaHawkGT Senior Enthusiast

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Looks fantastic. Everytime I see one of these trucks on 17s with fluffy tires, I reallly start to question why I went to 20s. It looks so good, nice work.

 

Thanks I've always preferred the big tire look. The factory 20's would have been trashed by now judging by my last 17" combo. The northwoods will tear P-metric tires up and bend a 22's in no time lol.

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