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16 hours ago, rocnrol said:

Updated pics of mine, bigger tires and sport bar since last ones caa05b0341272a94ed8ff9b91c53228a.jpgeb1baf627fc16e7cb141c987bb98b8f9.jpgf5bc87130145c8b1a994b12d783c1583.jpg

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What size tires?

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From my instagram, @kurtkphoto:   Looking west into Death Valley, CA from Nevada:  

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12 minutes ago, rocnrol said:

305-60-18 if I remember right

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Sorry I just seen where you listed that in the level thread, I sure think they are bigger then that though, I see Cooper makes a 305/70/18, wonder if they are that as they look closer to 35's.

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Sorry I just seen where you listed that in the level thread, I sure think they are bigger then that though, I see Cooper makes a 305/70/18, wonder if they are that as they look closer to 35's.
I'll double check, but yes, they're much closer to 35" then the BFG'S like you have earlier mentioned

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On 2017-12-15 at 7:09 PM, Buckshot556 said:

Where the hell are you finding ice thick enough to drive on already?!  I'm in northern MI and the lakes aren't even ready for snowmobiles 

Central/northern Saskatchewan. Ice was between 15-19” on Montreal Lake that day. It’s about an hour North of Prince Albert SK.  There was a huge crack though because of all the warm temps and when we crossed the crack you could see the 2 pieces of ice move and water squirt up out of the crack. It was a little scary in the new truck. Lol. 

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New here, just got my 2018.  Got the leveling kit at the dealer and the front tint to match the back.  I want bigger tires to go on these 20s, not sure which to get?

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On 12/17/2017 at 8:38 PM, madferitusa said:

New here, just got my 2018.  Got the leveling kit at the dealer and the front tint to match the back.  I want bigger tires to go on these 20s, not sure which to get?

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KO2's in 285/65/20

 

There is another 2500HD that runs around here with that combo and leveled and it looks perfect!

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2017 Chevrolet LT 2500HD 6.0 

New Rough Country 3.5 level lift. 20x10-24 XD825  wheel with Nitto 295/60R20 Trail Grappler MT Tires. 

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Post a frontal Catman - I'd like to see your bull bar.

 

(oh...that almost sounds dirty :lol:)

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Nevermind - went to previous and checked it out.
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This photo is almost a year old, but I miss Death Valley:

 

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Yeah, I need to upgrade the tires and maybe raise the front half an inch... maybe 285/60r20s... also need to replace the rear bumper as my chrome insert was dented in a parking lot. Oh well. 

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15 hours ago, KMK454 said:

This photo is almost a year old, but I miss Death Valley:

Yeah, I need to upgrade the tires and maybe raise the front half an inch... maybe 285/60r20s... also need to replace the rear bumper as my chrome insert was dented in a parking lot. Oh well. 

sweet color. you should color-match the grill

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