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Bummer. I'm looking to upgrade to 18's. I really like the SEY's that you're after but they don't make them in 8-lug, or 18" for that matter. I'd give up a nut to have them on my truck.

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Check out the pics in my album. 305/45/22 on OEM 22s. I wouldn't worry too much about the 9" wheel width. Also, not sure of the look you're going for but 305/40/22s don't have enough sidewall for these tucks. IMHO

 

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Looking to upgrade my 18" OEM's with 22" SEY's. I'm really focused on how the tire will look when its mounted. There's a certain look I like, and a certain look I don't like. I don't like how the factory tire looks. I've seen someone post some pages ago that had the Cooper Zeon LTZ's. That is the tire I'm looking for. I believe they were listed in the pic as being a 305/40/22. I think I'm going to stick with a 285/45, however when I look at Cooper's website I don't see that they make the Zeon LTZ's in a 22. I'm hoping that someone will say "you didn't look at the right spot, they make them and here they are", hence the reason for my post.

 

Anyone have any insight maybe or if not, maybe a mfg. that has a very similar style to the Zeon LTZ. Thanks!

 

EDIT: So some internet searching and I found them available in the 305/40/22. Issue I would see is they recommend a 10" rim width and the OEM's only come in a 9" that I've been able to find.

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305/45-22 will work the best if you have a leveled truck. That size is 32.8" tall and 12" wide. It fits great on the OE or OE Replica wheels!

 

Also.....Toyo makes a 33x12.50r22 in the Toyo M/T which is a great fit for leveled and OE offset wheels

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Thought I'd share my latest tire/wheel setup

 

2" Leveling kit

1.5" Zone Body Lift

20x10 Fuel 2pc Renegade -19mm offset

33x12.50r20 Toyo M/T

 

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It cleared on flat ground, but was very close, so we did some minor trimming behind the front tire. No trimming to the front bumper. It may have never rubbed, but I'd rather be safe than sorry!

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Thought I'd share my latest tire/wheel setup

 

2" Leveling kit

1.5" Zone Body Lift

20x10 Fuel 2pc Renegade -19mm offset

33x12.50r20 Toyo M/T

 

IMG_0370.jpg

 

IMG_0354.jpg

 

 

It cleared on flat ground, but was very close, so we did some minor trimming behind the front tire. No trimming to the front bumper. It may have never rubbed, but I'd rather be safe than sorry!

 

 

 

Looks good.. I have 20x10's ordered for mine so I was curious to see how they would look.

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This is my 2015 Silverado ccsb I just put some Gear 20x10 -19 with Nitro Terra Grapplers LT305 55 20. Truck has a 2 in RC level.

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What size are those tires? I don't want a level or lift. Looking at 275/70-18 or 285/65. Looks good.

Looks similar to my setup.

 

285/70/17 on Method NV 17x8.5 0 offset.

 

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RC 2.5 level and 1.5 body lift. Any suggestions on tires/sizes? Gonna keep the stock rims. Thanks

 

You didn't mention rim size, but 285/65r18s will look good, but they fit on just a level. You can stuff a 295/70r18 under there, but might rub at full lock on the swaybar. Just about anything 33x12 will work.

 

Look up the Level + Body Lift thread for more ideas.

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Looks similar to my setup.

 

285/70/17 on Method NV 17x8.5 0 offset.

 

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Is yours leveled or OEM?

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