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OK, apparently I am not good with the search feature so be gentle answering a question that I know has been answered 100X.

 

2017 High Country, stock 20" rims, current 275/55r20, Rough Country 2.5" front/1" back level

 

What size tire should I be looking for to fill 'er up a little?

275/65-20 or 285/60-20 (have these on my truck)

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LRG 20x9 on 33x12.50x20 Toyo Mt's. Zone 6.5 lift with 1.75 bora rear adapters. Rims are Zero offset. No trimming needed.

 

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2015 Silverado, LTZ

- 2.5 inch RC front level and 2 inch rear level
- BFG Ko2 285/65 20

 

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I ordered those exact wheels and tires, will have them in 2 weeks or so! less than 1492 out the door shipped!

If you can, please post up some pictures as soon as you install your rims and tires.
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here is mine

 

2.25 inch front lift 2inch rear

1.5 body lift

nitto trail grappler 285/65r18

pro comp series 7032 18x9 5bs

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20x10 -19 offset with 305/50 terra graps

 

2.5" RC level

 

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I have the exact same set up with my truck (2-1/2 level, 20x10 -19) I'm running 285/55/20, but I'm thinking of switching to either a 33x12.50 or 305/50. With your set-up, do the tires look small? The 305 are just a little bit smaller than my 285's but I want more width.

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20x10 -19 offset with 305/50 terra graps

 

2.5" RC level

 

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That looks really good man! I think I'm gonna go that route on mine.

2" RC and get 305/50/20s for mine. Just can't decide what wheels and such I want.

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I have the exact same set up with my truck (2-1/2 level, 20x10 -19) I'm running 285/55/20, but I'm thinking of switching to either a 33x12.50 or 305/50. With your set-up, do the tires look small? The 305 are just a little bit smaller than my 285's but I want more width.

I was actually going to throw my wife's 285/55s on these and the 305/50s on the Tahoe(rubs a tad on the 285/55s)...long story short I was the only one that had time to go to discount tire all day yesterday so I just threw the 305/50s on. Looks fine. May go with a 305/55 next but it looks fine on the 305/50

 

 

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If you can, please post up some pictures as soon as you install your rims and tires.

yeah they should be arriving today, ill put up some pictures asap brotha!

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yeah they should be arriving today, ill put up some pictures asap brotha!

Thanks
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I am torn between these 2 options, both 20's.....

I say aftermarket rims, OEM limit the tire size you can run because they normally don't have a offset

 

 

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I say aftermarket rims, OEM limit the tire size you can run because they normally don't have a offset

 

 

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Don't say that! I'm trying to talk myself into keeping my stock midnight edition 18's lol

 

 

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Don't say that! I'm trying to talk myself into keeping my stock midnight edition 18's lol

 

 

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Stock wheels limit width due to sway bar rub. Aftermarket 0 or negative offset will cause the rub to happen at the fender liner, which must be trimmed or zip tied back. If you stay at or below 285 you can actually run a taller tire with stock wheels. The same time on a aftermarket wheel will rub the fender liner and/or body mount.

 

 

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