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Here you go..

275/65/20 Toyo Open Country AT2

Fuel Nutz 0 offset wheels

Bilstien 5100 adjustable struts adjusted all the way up

ZERO RUB

 

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Hows the ride on those Billy's at the top setting? Truck looks pretty darn level. Also, did you install the billy's on the rear too?

  • 10 months later...
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Hows the ride on those Billy's at the top setting? Truck looks pretty darn level. Also, did you install the billy's on the rear too?

 

Don't know why I never saw this question and I know its a lot of months later but for those that might come across this same question searching threads....I think the Bilstiens at the top setting still ride great. Major upgrade over the Rancho struts that the truck came with. I did the Bilstiens on the back too. I have had Bilstiens on Jeeps in the past and once I put them on this truck, they did just like they always do....improved the ride and handling...even adjusted all the way up to level.

  • 1 year later...
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I have 265/70R17 winter tires mounted on 17x8" 0 offset wheels.  Will they fit a 2018 Sierra 4x4 base at stock height without rubbing?  It looks like the stock 20x9s have +27m offset.

 

I did a quick search, but most results were for drivers with a level kit trying to fit larger tires.

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