Post your 2014+ wheel/tire set-up

abominable z71 · August 2, 2016

285 65 18 AT2's at 42 PSI front and rear. Rancho RS9000 set at 5 in front and 3 in the rear. The rear also has Deaver rear springs and sulastic shackles that soak up a lot of the chop at higher speeds. I agree with smpldezine the p rated tires are smoother and quieter, but you can get 4 ply in a few larger sizes in the Terra G2. The BFG KO2 is a better riding and quieter tire than the Toyo IMO, next set will be KO2's for sure.

MOhunter92 · August 3, 2016

Can anybody tell me if 285/55r20 on +18s will sit at least flush with the fender on a 2016 Sierra? I'm considering between 295/55r20 as well but I really like the look of more wheel well vs stuffed, I just don't want the tires to be sucked in like stock.

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Waaazooo · August 3, 2016

I have 275's on +16

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Banerado · August 3, 2016

285/75/r17 BF Goodrich KO2 Kevlar on Mickey Thompson baja classic locks. -12 offset. Needs leveling but runs with stock setup without any rubbing. Grabs everything and anything on the road.

Dozer466 · August 3, 2016

I'm running 315/70/17 copper ST Maxx on vision Manx 0 offset wheels. I had some rubbing with 3.5" cognito fabricated lift spindles so I trimmed the bumper a little. I think if the spindles didn't add 1.3" of width to each side they wouldn't have rubbed. All in all I'm very happy with the setup though.

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jgutz71 · August 3, 2016

Here is mine...

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Bucky123 · August 3, 2016

Rough Country 7.5 lift. Hostile Sprockets 22x12 -44 offset on 35 Arturo trail blade MT

tyrich88 · August 3, 2016

Have a dumb question I've tried to research and have yet to find anything and I'm ordering rims tomorrow.. I have a 2015 with the 2 inch level.. Looking at 18x9 fuel maverick with a +14 offset.. I have 275 70r18 ko2 on right now.. Will that rub at all with that offset? Also if I upgraded to a new truck and kept it stock but went to a 285/65 or 275/65 would that rub? Sorry just in a scramble to find an answer before I order them!

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I have the 275/70/18 bfg ko2s and they dont rub at all, even without a level. I've also run 285/65/18 on stock rims with no level and they dont rub either.

Level just makes it all look better!

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tyrich88 · August 3, 2016

I'm running 315/70/17 copper ST Maxx on vision Manx 0 offset wheels. I had some rubbing with 3.5" cognito fabricated lift spindles so I trimmed the bumper a little. I think if the spindles didn't add 1.3" of width to each side they wouldn't have rubbed. All in all I'm very happy with the setup though.

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NICE! Like those beefy tires!

tyrich88 · August 3, 2016

285 65 18 AT2's at 42 PSI front and rear. Rancho RS9000 set at 5 in front and 3 in the rear. The rear also has Deaver rear springs and sulastic shackles that soak up a lot of the chop at higher speeds. I agree with smpldezine the p rated tires are smoother and quieter, but you can get 4 ply in a few larger sizes in the Terra G2. The BFG KO2 is a better riding and quieter tire than the Toyo IMO, next set will be KO2's for sure.

Got any pics of yours?

Robinson99 · August 3, 2016

Question for anyone running tires outside of their fenders...

I'm looking for a stance of about 1" out side of fenders.

How bad will I be beating up my paint? Will it be throwing rocks up the side of my truck?

I feel the paint is really thin already and I have 3 or 4 places that need touched up on a truck with less than 1100 miles on it. I don't really want to destroy my new truck.

Thanks for any and all help....

LTeddy · August 3, 2016

I have the 275/70/18 bfg ko2s and they dont rub at all, even without a level. I've also run 285/65/18 on stock rims with no level and they dont rub either.

Level just makes it all look better!

Right on! I just didn't have a clue if going to a +14 offset would change anything as far as rubbing

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