wheel and tire size for leveled crew cab on 20s!

[CaseysLTZ]

Looking to level my 2wd LTZ, on factory 20"s, but want a semi aggressive tire to go with it. What size tired could I fit with a leveled front end on factory 20s? Pics would be great also thanks!!

[RyanbabZ71]

These topics may be of help

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/156600-2014-info-searching-topics-index-updated-051714/

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/153363-2014-leveling-kits/

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/161228-post-your-2014-wheeltire-set-up/

[CaseysLTZ]

Yea bro, looked through those already... Don't have time to look through literally 100s of pages on each thread. Thanks

[Txjose]

295 55 20

 

Or 305 55 20 if you are ok with a bit of rubbing.

 

But yah.... Read the leveled stickey...thats why its there.

 

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[jvanwinkle2]

I fit 295/60/20 Toyo Open Country at2 on mine. Love them. Have about 20k on them and still look new.

[Johnnynovo]

275/65/20 on mine.

 

 

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[CaseysLTZ]

Would it matter that mines a 2wd?

[bwc3030]

275/60/20. Cooper at3 for me. So far I like them

[dbcooper748]

Woyuld it matter that mines a 2wd?

Not at all. Im running a 33" nitto terra grappler A/T (although in a 22" rim) on my 2wd. One of the reasons im running an AT is because mine IS 2wd. I dont plan on doing much driving off pavement, but if the need arises, the fact that i have a true All-terrain (vs the goodyear SRA crap chevy calls an AT), will give me more of a chance of not getting stuck, since i the lack 4wd. The ride and noise vs street tires is negligible. Although i did take a small hit on mpgs because of the added weight and more aggressive tread pattern

[CaseysLTZ]

Not at all. Im running a 33" nitto terra grappler A/T (although in a 22" rim) on my 2wd. One of the reasons im running an AT is because mine IS 2wd. I dont plan on doing much driving off pavement, but if the need arises, the fact that i have a true All-terrain (vs the goodyear SRA crap chevy calls an AT), will give me more of a chance of not getting stuck, since i the lack 4wd. The ride and noise vs street tires is negligible. Although i did take a small hit on mpgs because of the added weight and more aggressive tread pattern

Could you post some pics of your truck?

[dbcooper748]

Could you post some pics of your truck?

Sure thing. Im running a 2" front level on 285/50-22 (equivalent to a 33.3"). Also have more pics in my gallery

[CaseysLTZ]

Will more than likely go with a 2.5 level different factory 20s on 33s

[dbcooper748]

Will more than likely go with a 2.5 level different factory 20s on 33s

2.5 will still be a good fit with 33s. My wheels are 22s" and with my 2" level was a good fit for me, as i still have about 3/4" of rake which i wanted. Ive seen some 2.5" levels that tend to look nose high and i didnt want to add a rear block personally. But make sure and go get your truck aligned directly after the level, as it throws the toe out pretty good and will eat up your new tires

[CaseysLTZ]

Oh yea alignment most deff! I've never lifted anything I owned. Always had lowered trucks. This was my truck I sold in 2012 Before I color matched everything.

[CaseysLTZ]

275/65/20 on mine.

 

 

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Any rubbing on your setup? And do you just have 2.5" level in front?