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JeremyW426 Enthusiast

JeremyW426

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Hey all, I'm sure it's been covered but I can't seem to find it. I'm looking at putting a level kit on a 2015 1500 with 22" wheels and wondering what size rubber people would recommend? Any help is greatly appreciated.

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gmtech117 Enthusiast

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I've got the stock size on mine 285/45/22, but I have seen a guy run a 305/45/22 with a level and not rub

 

Here's mine

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WendysOrBust Enthusiast

WendysOrBust

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I've got the stock size on mine 285/45/22, but I have seen a guy run a 305/45/22 with a level and not rub

 

Here's mine

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Should of kept the air dam. Looks so much better with

 

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just my .02

JeremyW426 Enthusiast

JeremyW426

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ok awesome... might just stick with the stock tire size, thank guys

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Dusty12787 Enthusiast

Dusty12787

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I have a 2" level with 22s I am running 305/45/22 slight rub at full lock in reverse.

CMAdams1983 Enthusiast

CMAdams1983

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I'm running a level kit with 33x12.5x22s and rub a little bit at full lock but not to bad.

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thethrill Enthusiast

thethrill

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I am thinking of doing a 2.5 leveling kit, Would like to run 33x12.50R22 on my stock wheels. Any idea if this setup would rub?

dking020 Enthusiast

dking020

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I've got the stock size on mine 285/45/22, but I have seen a guy run a 305/45/22 with a level and not rub

 

Here's mine

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Are you running the replica wheels? If so, where did you order them from?

Rocky V New Member

Rocky V

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Im running a 305/40/22 all terrain tires and have no lift. No issues or rubbing unless you fully lock the steering wheel to either side.

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gmtech117 Enthusiast

gmtech117

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Are you running the replica wheels? If so, where did you order them from?

http://www.vittorewheelandtire.com

I got them off ebay from the company above. Good guys to deal with. However I have come to realize that pretty much any local wheel shop can find just about any wheel. So I would check with your local custom wheel shop and see if they can beat the price.

HookEm87 New Member

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Just put a leveling kit and 33x12.5x22's. Turned out awesome!

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gmtech117 Enthusiast

gmtech117

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Just put a leveling kit and 33x12.5x22's. Turned out awesome!

Nice!..what kind of tire is that and does it rub anything?

thethrill Enthusiast

thethrill

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Just put a leveling kit and 33x12.5x22's. Turned out awesome!

Wow, Looks great! I definitely think that I may go this route...

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