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I own a powdercoat shop so I bought a spare set of stock 22's off craigslist and powdercoated them Matte Black

2018 1500 Denali Ultimate with Nitto Ridge Grappler 285 45 22 OEM 22's

 

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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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On 2/12/2019 at 12:25 PM, SS502 said:

Well, I am sure to catch some flack on this but I really, really like my stock rims but I did add BFG KO2 275/60R20, I have the RC 2.25 level and have no rubbing.

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I really like your setup, I have a 2017 Silvy LTZ and I'm interested in doing the same, tire size as well. Have you had any issues at all over time with the level or any rubbing?

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On 7/9/2015 at 1:16 PM, Jerrod Dunbar said:

Gotta side shot of the tires? Tires stick out any?

 

 

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Finally got my PPV wheels installed today. Sorry for the dirty truck. 8e732e64c893185fcf8629ef9af50d54.jpg7ede23a14eddc7c60502488ba0dedc54.jpg


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After reading through this entire thread I see lots of people running 285/65/18's with a 2"level which imo look great. I was wanting to run 295/65/18 duratracs to get a little bit beefier tire, but am unsure if they will fit. Only saw 1 post and guy said they slightly rubbed sway bar  on stock wheels. They're on sale for $326 (down from 435) a tire and would be great to pick them up. Anybody else have any experience running a 295/65/18 on either stock wheels or aftermarket with roughly +18 offset?

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On 4/13/2019 at 11:54 AM, dannyboy13 said:

After reading through this entire thread I see lots of people running 285/65/18's with a 2"level which imo look great. I was wanting to run 295/65/18 duratracs to get a little bit beefier tire, but am unsure if they will fit. Only saw 1 post and guy said they slightly rubbed sway bar  on stock wheels. They're on sale for $326 (down from 435) a tire and would be great to pick them up. Anybody else have any experience running a 295/65/18 on either stock wheels or aftermarket with roughly +18 offset?

I ran stock 18" +18 offset method grid wheels on my 2015 with 305/65r18 falken AT3s on a 2" level and only rubbed the felt liner in reverse in one direction. 
You would definitely be good to go on aftermarket +18 offset wheels. I would think you might be ok on stock too, but i'm really not sure. 
I feel like i've seen it before. 

 

Depending on where the tires are at, they might do a test fit for you first. 

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32 minutes ago, tyrich88 said:

I ran stock 18" +18 offset method grid wheels on my 2015 with 305/65r18 falken AT3s on a 2" level and only rubbed the felt liner in reverse in one direction. 
You would definitely be good to go on aftermarket +18 offset wheels. I would think you might be ok on stock too, but i'm really not sure. 
I feel like i've seen it before. 

 

Depending on where the tires are at, they might do a test fit for you first. 

That's good to hear. I might have to pull the trigger and go pick these up. 

They are from a store big box style store so I don't think they'll do a test fit. Maybe I can get a local tire shop to price match and do a test fit though. Thanks for the info

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I just got a 2018 Sierra 1500 4x4 (eassist). Eventually I want to get the BDS 4" lift with fox coil-overs and run a stockier tire. Stock rims are 20s and I was wondering if I would be able to run 18s. Will the brakes fit inside 18" rims or are there other mods I will have to make to run 18s?

 

I've got my eye on the Method NV rims, what offset would you guys recommend with a 4" lift?

 

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