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mjj047s

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Hey guys, total truck noob here. I bought a '15 Silverado crew cab in June. It's a 6cyl double cab with 2wd. I'm looking to upgrade the wheels. Right now I have stock 20s. I'd like to get 12.5 x 18 x 32 to 35 wheels with rims...will these fit? Do I need a lift/leveling with it as well? Please point me in the right direction! Thanks!

 

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dbcooper748 Enthusiast

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So i have stock wheels/tires, but a 2" front level, and im told i can basically run a 33" max with my setup. Btw, lemme know if u wanna deal your factory 20s

Hey guys, total truck noob here. I bought a '15 Silverado crew cab in June. It's a 6cyl double cab with 2wd. I'm looking to upgrade the wheels. Right now I have stock 20s. I'd like to get 12.5 x 18 x 32 to 35 wheels with rims...will these fit? Do I need a lift/leveling with it as well? Please point me in the right direction! Thanks!

 

Here's my baby (pasti-dipped the bowties) http://imgur.com/dCIKRad

mjj047s Enthusiast

mjj047s

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I'm thinking I just want a level kit as well. I don't really want to pay for a lift, and I won't be 'offroading' - So 32s would be fine...I wonder if 33s rub at all...

I'll let you know if I sell my rims! It will be a matter of when, than if...

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I haven't hear mention of it, but the 3" Supreme Suspension leveling kit ($72 on Amazon) is perfect for these trucks.

 

I am able to run 305/55r20 Falken Wildpeak A/T's with no trimming necessary.

 

I'll definitely add rear block, but I'm thrilled with the stance for now - driving is affected only by the harder 10 ply tires.

 

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