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I like the fluffyness of 275/60, but I want something that will protect the edge of the wheel as well.

 

Did you rub at all at stock height up front?

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I like the fluffyness of 275/60, but I want something that will protect the edge of the wheel as well.

 

Did you rub at all at stock height up front?

 

The Toyo's have a lip protector if you will. I did rub at stock height at 3/4 to full lock. But I have the 2" Rough Country leveling kit and it doesn't rub at all now and can stuff prob up to about a 34" tire on stock wheels.

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I was planning on the Fabtech 4" kit with these. Did you have any issues with the offest and the RCX Kit and Control arm clearances at all??

. The guys at the shop didn't mention anything, it just runs a little while backing up and turning almost full lock.

 

 

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Im wondering if i can get a quick answer to my question. Ive spent hours researching it but I'm still a little confused because I'm a newbie to this stuff.

 

I have a 2015 Sierra Z71 4x4 that i recently installed a RC 2.5 level/lift on. I want to put 33x12.50/20 Toyo open country mt it but i want to keep my stock wheels if possible. I guess my question is will if rub? If so how much?

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I really like those wheels, wish they made them in 20".

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Im wondering if i can get a quick answer to my question. Ive spent hours researching it but I'm still a little confused because I'm a newbie to this stuff.

 

I have a 2015 Sierra Z71 4x4 that i recently installed a RC 2.5 level/lift on. I want to put 33x12.50/20 Toyo open country mt it but i want to keep my stock wheels if possible. I guess my question is will if rub? If so how much?

 

 

I have the same set up right now. Slight rub on swaybar at full lock. Does not bother me one bit! Pull the trigger!

 

If you want no rub, you could do a RC .25 spacer.

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Ck375 Chrome 20" 275/55r20 Goodyear Eagle LS2 tires

 

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I have the same set up right now. Slight rub on swaybar at full lock. Does not bother me one bit! Pull the trigger!

 

If you want no rub, you could do a RC .25 spacer.

 

Thanks man I went ahead and pulled the trigger. They should be here tomorrow. You have any pics of your setup? Edited by Splotches
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I have the same set up right now. Slight rub on swaybar at full lock. Does not bother me one bit! Pull the trigger!

 

If you want no rub, you could do a RC .25 spacer.

You think the rc .25 spacers are safe. I didnt get enough offset on my new rims and was thinking about adding them?

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Thanks man I went ahead and pulled the trigger. They should be here tomorrow. You have any pics of your setup?

Yes let me get a couple pics. I have federals on there right now. Going to switch too toyo open country M/t

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Here is the 33x12.5r20 on stock 20's

 

 

I still swear we can stuff 35's

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Ck375 Chrome 20" 275/55r20 Goodyear Eagle LS2 tires

 

 

Nice! :thumbs: Those have always been my favorite chrome GM wheel, both in 20" and 22".

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