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I believe the stock offset is 25mm on a 2015 18" rim. I am trying to get right to and not outside the fender. I was thinking 0 to +15 offset with the 285/65 tires. You don't have any rubbing issues at full turn?

Zero rubbing. I've cranked it both ways forward and in reverse.

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On 1/29/2016 at 7:01 PM, GMC-AT said:

2016 Double Cab, 1.5in motofab. 275/60/20 BFG

 

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I know I'm digging up the past here years later, but just picked up my 2015 Sierra 1500 yesterday and have already been looking around forums for what I'm going to do to it. Love everything about how this looks! Do those tires/size rub at all with the 1.5 motofab?

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I used a jack and a 4 ft level and a measuring tape.

Measure from ground to under fender flare. Make sure you measure straight up. write down the measurement.

Put the 4 ft level on the bedside front to back.

raise truck with jack until level shows that the truck is true.

Remeasure from ground to bottom of fender.

the difference from the first and second measurement is what you need for the truck to be level.

This is a good opportunity to see if you like what it looks like.

Anyway, that is the way I did it and ended up using 1.5 inch leveler. At 2 inches the truck was level but to the eye the rear looked lower.

hope this helps.

 

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