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275/65/20 without level

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Jgarrison31

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I've been searching about will a 275/65/20 fit a stock rim with no level. I was gifted a new set that came off a f350. They are not a aggressive tire. Michelin ltx a/t2s. My truck is a lease so I don't want to level it if I don't have too. I understand I might have to zip tie the wheel wells if that is the only rubbing. I've seen a few posts of people running a 275/65/20 without a level. Other say it's impossible. Anyone try this before?

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I can't recall seeing a single person with those without a level.. I'm running that size with a 2 inch level and it rubs the carpet pretty good.. That's a 34 inch tire.

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I run that tire on a stock 15 Sierra Z71 CCSB. It rubs in two distinct places. The driver side rubs in reverse wheels turned left about 15 degrees before lock and it is just on the plastic that is attached to the lower rear wheel well. The passenger side rubs wheels turned right low speed going either direction on the wheel well liner. The right side is easy to rectify with a zip tie to hold the liner back. Did that on 14 Silverado with same tires. Corrected problem. Driver side looks like plastic can be trimmed a bit. Passenger side you wouldn't know unless you were looking for it. The driver side plastic makes a very noticeable noise only in reverse. All in all not a deal breaker by any means. The truck looks and rides super nice with those tires IMO. Picture taken while doing some garage rearranging.

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I'm running a 275/60/20 without a level and no rub anywhere on my 15 Sierra. It's really close in a couple spots, and the 65's I would think may rub in those spots that are close with the 60's, but just guessing.

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