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EChavez Enthusiast

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2015 Sierra 1500 4WD

2.5" Leveling Kit

1.5" Zone Body Lift

22x12 Hostile Switcheblades ( -44 Offset )

305/40R22 Cooper Zeon LTZ

Slight Rub at full lock in reverse - Normal driving has no rubbing

 

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Love it man, turned out great. Your truck makes me want tow's so bad tbh.

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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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Nitto Terra Grappler G2 295/60/r20 with 2.5 RC level

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arkenzo Enthusiast

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Nitto Terra Grappler G2 295/60/r20 with 2.5 RC level

You sure about that size? That's almost 34" tires with just an 2.5 level? pretty awesome-blossom if you ask me!

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Just installed my 2.5" Rough Country Kit, with the block in the rear...also added BFG KO2's, 275/65-r20 on the factory wheels

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295/60/r20 NItto terra grappler g2.

Love my G2 graps too! Just curious why you chose that sidewall?

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I liked both designs but i really didn't have a preference as to which was going to be seen. As long as all 4 were the same lol

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I liked both designs but i really didn't have a preference as to which was going to be seen. As long as all 4 were the same lol

i Gotcha. Im running the opposite "lightning Bolts" vs "Axe Heads". :cheers:

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2.5 Leveling kit, 3" rear Blocks, 20x9 BMF Novakanes 0 offset, 295/55R20 Nitto Trail Grapplers, No rub, Global QDP Ceramic18% Tint, Amp Research Powersteps

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Are those KO2s? Will you run them all winter

 

I have them too but just put on my real snow tires. I do lots of highway driving through the hills where it gets icey and didn't know if they could handle that. They seemed fine in the snow though

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Are those KO2s? Will you run them all winter

 

I have them too but just put on my real snow tires. I do lots of highway driving through the hills where it gets icey and didn't know if they could handle that. They seemed fine in the snow though

I will definitely be running them all winter they are awesome mine are 285/65/18 and we got about a foot of snow then icey rain and these baby's handled great... Didn't slide around didn't loose traction much just gripped and went so im not worried at all also took them threw some mud and they were great for me 42097b9907312b89de8fc244d0fa5ea4.jpg

 

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Good looking truck and nice wheels. The 305/45/22 is 32.8 in diameter and the 285/45/22 is 32.2. That's about 9/16" total O.D. and only about 1/4" on sidewall height. I don't see how 1/4" would be too short for your liking or even noticeable by just looking at the tire. The 305 is a bit wider with a 12" tread width compared to 9.5" tread width on the 285. I think the 305 is a little too wide for factory 9" wheels on a stock suspension and is why they rub. The 305 is designed for a 10" rim and will give the "balloon" look on a 9" rim. I'd stick with the 285. I have similar wheels (CK159) instead of your CK158. I'm running Cooper Discoverer SRX 285/45/22. They fit the 9" wheels perfect, were road force balanced and ride

Good info to know but those wheels are 7 spoke not the CK158 wheels

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