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I am running a RCX 5" lift also with .5" spacer and currently running Nitto trails in 305/55/20 on 20x10 -12 fuel Mav rims. I would like to upgrade tread size with the Toyo At II's, problem is I am not sure the biggest size I can go with the 10 wide (without major rubbing) rim??? Any suggestions?? Thanks!

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Txjose Senior Enthusiast

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You can go wider then that.... I am running a 33x12.50x20 on the stock silverado 20s and it is fine.... As are many others... With out any problems.

 

I think the 35x12.50r20 would look just right

 

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I should have said what's the biggest I could go with my current set up without major rubbing?? Thanks guys

Txjose Senior Enthusiast

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I should have said what's the biggest I could go with my current set up without major rubbing?? Thanks guys

I think that is about as big as you can go from what RC recommends on the site.

 

Yiu could try a 295/60/20 wich comes out to a 34" tire but im 99% sure your it's going to rub like a biatch.

 

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That's what I have thought also, I am thinking of adding the bilstein 5100 adjustables and a 5" rear block so I can clear the 295/60s. You think that would be a better option? Also what's the thoughts on the bilstein's?? Thanks!

Txjose Senior Enthusiast

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Not sure if you can add the 5100s on top of your lift. Im not the person to ask so lets just leave it no until someone that is smarter then me comes along lol.

 

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