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ducklawyer Enthusiast

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After tons of forum stalking I finally pulled the trigger. Here's my 2017 All Terrain with a Zone 4.5" lift on 35x12.5r20 Cooper STT Pro tires and powder coated OEM All Terrain wheels. I can confirm there is no rubbing and no trimming was required (only had to remove the front lower valance)

 

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Did you have to use spacers?

 

 

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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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looks good to me. I too had to hold off on a lift and wheels. love the idea of lift/wheels but wallet said no along with my girlfriendLOL

Just put a set of the wildpeak son my Denali, they are a great looking tire.

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What did powder coating run ya?

I paid $150 a wheel. Basic colors like flat black are about $75. The color I chose is called crystal metallic and it has a great metallic dark grey look to it

 

 

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Did you have to use spacers?

 

 

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No spacers. The front wheels stick out I’d say about 3/4” and the rears are basically flush. The difference didn’t bother me enough to use spacers on the rear for looks alone.

 

 

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This is from a local shop in GA. I plan on taking my 2014 SLT  in after it gets out of body shop. It got broken into at the airport while on a business trip. 

Price is good but trying to decide on TIres. Leaning towards the Toyo Open Country R/T. My Nitto All-terrains have been good but want something more aggressive and not so stiff. The Toyo's have an E rating for 35x12.5's 

 

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Here is mine with stock 22’s and 35 inch toyo  open country mt

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On 10/24/2017 at 8:18 PM, RHStansbury said:

Details on the lift/level and tires, please.

I was curious about the specs too b/c this is the look I want...  I found what he posted in the leveling thread on it...

 

 

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RHstansbury & Chuckleberry thanks! I'm running the Rough Country 2.5IN GM LEVELING LIFT KIT (07-18 1500 PU) comes with 2.5" up front and 1" of lift blocks over the factory. Seems to me like I'm sitting a bit nose high though. So I bought the 3" blocks and you need to buy the longer UBOLTS 9/16 to make it work. I didnt do any trimming at all! Thought I was going to have to cut some of the inner liner out but I can even run my mudflaps so pretty happy about that. Keep the rocks down.

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7 hours ago, Chuckleberry said:

I was curious about the specs too b/c this is the look I want...  I found what he posted in the leveling thread on it...

 

 

RHstansbury & Chuckleberry thanks! I'm running the Rough Country 2.5IN GM LEVELING LIFT KIT (07-18 1500 PU) comes with 2.5" up front and 1" of lift blocks over the factory. Seems to me like I'm sitting a bit nose high though. So I bought the 3" blocks and you need to buy the longer UBOLTS 9/16 to make it work. I didnt do any trimming at all! Thought I was going to have to cut some of the inner liner out but I can even run my mudflaps so pretty happy about that. Keep the rocks down.

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