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2014 Silverado - 20 x 10 -24 offset - Can I fit 275/55r 20 without lif

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Killakawi450

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Hello everyone,

 

I recently purchased a new set of rims 20 x 10 -24 for my 2014 Silverado.

 

I was wondering if it is possible to use my stock tires on these rims until I put on a lift?

Eventually wanting to get a 6 inch lift and run 33's, but that will not be until next year sometime.

 

Anyone done this or is it even possible?

 

Thanks for any help you can give me.

Chris the navy mech Enthusiast

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i must put 20 x 10 with -24mm rims on my truck with 33x12.50 tires. i had a 3.5 inch zone combo lift installed. so a 2 inch level and a 1 and half inch body lift. and my tires barely clear. so good luck bro

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Killakawi450

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Yeah that us what I figured. I WAS ON CUSTOM OFFSETS Web page and the are some people claiming they are clearing 33 12.50 with just a 2.5 RC leveling kit. Some say just a slight rub. Others say there is no way.

Not sure if I should chance it and go that route fir now or just be patient and save up for my 6 inch lift.

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I have a similar setup but 305-55-20 but with a 3" level and it rubbed so I just slit the carpet fender and zip tied it back and hammer in some of the sheet metal to be on the safer side. No more rubbing since and you can't really tell that is cut back there.

 

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Killakawi450

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Thanks for the relpies. Im trying to decide if I should buy a leveling kit for now so I can run my stock tires until they are worn out. I'm not sure how it will look with the stock tires since they are not very aggressive. I tried to look for pics of a setup like thus but did not find anything.

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