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Ray W. Enthusiast

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HI,

I added the side picture you wanted to see. I realize it's not as lifted as some of the nice trucks posted here, I did it just high enough to still fit in my garage every night. Bought it new 9-21-15 and have 25,305 miles today 11-11-19.

Thanks

 

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XMR15
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my lifted all terrain on stock rims!

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There is my contribution.     Sent by a simpleton struggling to operate an iPhone.

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Stock Denali wheels wrapped in 36" Duratracs with a 6.5 Zone lift and AAL on my 2016 GMC All/Terrain 4x4.    

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Ray W. Enthusiast

Ray W.

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On 8/18/2015 at 1:11 PM, GA1500WT said:

Let's see them! Going back to my stock 18's today.

Hi, Here is a side pic. Thanks

 

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Did you have to use spacers for the front at all? I have a 3.5 lift and run the same rims with open country at2 and I use a 1/4 spacer. I’m going to lift it to 7inches and want to keep the same rims and tires. 

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Did you have to use spacers for the front at all? I have a 3.5 lift and run the same rims with open country at2 and I use a 1/4 spacer. I’m going to lift it to 7inches and want to keep the same rims and tires. 

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clayt6499 Enthusiast

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24 minutes ago, Chase Steven Dalton said:

What wheels are these?

They are a set of factory 20's off of a 2015 GMC Sierra All Terrain. I worked out a trade with a guy when i put the lift on to get rid of the factory 18's I had. These are still my all time favorite wheels I've seen from the factory. 

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pablo_mondragon Enthusiast

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My 2016 Sierra after level and tires. Went with the Bilstein 5100s (1.85" level), and 275/60r20 Goodyear Wrangler Trailrunner ATs, stock SLT Premium Plus wheels.

Love the setup so far, ride is 10 times better, absolutely zero rubbing, no noticeable MPG loss (these trailrunners are the same weight as the stock tires). I think it looks perfect, it gives the truck a real "OEM+" look.

 

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14 hours ago, pablo_mondragon said:

My 2016 Sierra after level and tires. Went with the Bilstein 5100s (1.85" level), and 275/60r20 Goodyear Wrangler Trailrunner ATs, stock SLT Premium Plus wheels.

Love the setup so far, ride is 10 times better, absolutely zero rubbing, no noticeable MPG loss (these trailrunners are the same weight as the stock tires). I think it looks perfect, it gives the truck a real "OEM+" look.

 

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Looks good, how you like them so far are they noisey on the highway?just asking cause I’m ready to replace my Hankook atm on mine been thinking of putting Michelin defenders on since mine is a pavement princess ?

 

 

 

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pablo_mondragon

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On 6/28/2020 at 8:33 AM, Codman67 said:

Looks good, how you like them so far are they noisey on the highway?just asking cause I’m ready to replace my Hankook atm on mine been thinking of putting Michelin defenders on since mine is a pavement princess ?

 

 

 

Thankss!! They are super quiet on the highway, which was a big deal to me. I got all 4 for just over $600 installed at Sam's

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steve76t Enthusiast

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Anyone on here run a Fabtech 4” Uniball lift for Denali pickups with Magride?  I have a ‘17 Denali and looking for a 4” lift & would like to keep my stock 20” Denali chrome wheels.  The Fabtech website says that their lift isn’t compatible with stock wheels, but I’m assuming that with 1 1/2” spacers I should still be able to keep em.  

 

Also, looking to run 305/55r20 BFG KO2s.  However the Fabtech site lists a 295/55r20 tire size would fit with minor plastic trimming.  Anyone run the 4” Fabtech lift with something larger that the 295’s?

 

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YukonXL04 Enthusiast

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Here's my before and after on my 2018 sierra. 

3.5 RC Knuckle lift.

1.5" wheel spacers

Stock 20s

295/60R20 Falken wildpeak at3s- 34x11.5

Did have to do the norcal fender mod for some rubbing in reverse. Have a good 1"+ clearance every way now.

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malibu43 Enthusiast

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Hey folks. Can anyone tell me if these stock 2015 Silverado 17's have the pocket for spacers?  I know I could take them off and check but I figured someone would probably know.

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On 1/17/2021 at 1:54 PM, YukonXL04 said:

Here's my before and after on my 2018 sierra. 

3.5 RC Knuckle lift.

1.5" wheel spacers

Stock 20s

295/60R20 Falken wildpeak at3s- 34x11.5

Did have to do the norcal fender mod for some rubbing in reverse. Have a good 1"+ clearance every way now.

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Nice Ride!

Where did you put the 1.5" spacers?

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