Biggest tire with a 2.5" leveling kit

[Packert]

Sorry in advance if this is in the wrong area this is my first post. My question is would I be able to fit a 295/60r20 toyo open country at2 tire with a fuel 20x9 with a 0 or a 14mm offset? On my 2013 sierra with just a leveling kit. How much rub would i have if any? if it won't fit what do you guys think is a better size?

[Swerve-n-protect]

If this is any help at all, I have the same truck and put a 2" Rough Country leveling kit on it.....I was able to put 285/65/18 BF Goodrich KO's on the factory chrome rims....It rubbed just a little on the left front inner fender when backing up and turning....I used a dremel tool and cut a very small little piece off and it's all good now! Good luck!

 

PS....the tire calculator say's those 20's are 33.9" and my 18's are 32.6".......

[00Silverado4x4]

Moving to wheel and tire section.

[Packert]

Thanks swerve, I looked around and am probably not going to fit that size, I also looked at the specs and it's a lot heavier then what I wanted to go with. I like the 285/65r18 I had that on the truck I had before this one. I also found a 295/65r18 that I will probably go with if it fits, it is only made by one company

[Swerve-n-protect]

No prob.......how's that K&N cold air intake workin for ya??

[Packert]

I love it! Definitely worth the money it really changes the feel of the truck, a lot more responsive. You probably do gain a couple mpg's too but you don't notice it because you are always stepping on the gas! Haha

[JimZRyd]

I recently saw a pic of a 1500 Denali 4x4 that had the best stance I ever have seen! It was a dealers add and said that the truck had a 2 inch lift, I assume a leveling kit, and had the factory 22 inch wheels with Toyo open country at2's that were 325/50/22!!! Looked amazing! I would think it would require a taller lift or either lots of trimming. Any thoughts?? Thanks!

 

Jim