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Just had this exact setup installed yesterday. With a 2" level kit. Love it. Looking good.

Thx bud. Post some pics on here of it. I have a 2.5 suspension maxx going on next Wednesday.

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StanMI, yes in 2014 that was an OE wheel, CK156, but they were EXPENSIVE.

 

That is my favorite wheel. Would like to have a set of them on my truck in gun metal gray PVD but can't find a supplier for them.

 

Call this guy. His name is Slava. He's out of michigan. Big wheel and tire supplier. Tell him Danny Frazier from Indiana sent u. 248-245-7005

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Beautiful tires. I would consider them when I need new ones

 

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Call this guy. His name is Slava. He's out of michigan. Big wheel and tire supplier. Tell him Danny Frazier from Indiana sent u. 248-245-7005

 

Got it, thanks! I will check in with him next week and drop your name.

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What wheel did you have originally? What did you do with them?

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Stock 20s that come on most of the denalis. I'm going to keep the rims for a winter set n replace the factory good years.

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What size G2's did you go with? I've got a 2016 SLT with the Denali 22's and will be looking to upgrade tires soon.

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I'm no longer into chrome wheels, and could never put 22" wheels on a pickup, but admit that the tire/wheel combo you have looks nice.

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Very nice, looking forward to the pics with the levelling kit as I am in the market for new rubber. I also have the SEY wheels and one tire out of round hence the new rubber. I really like the look of those G2's. I was considering a RC 2.5" level kit but am concerned with the look of stock tire sizes. Not sure I want to go up as the cost of the rubber is steep.

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I'm following this thread - I may just have to do those tires on my 2015 Silverado. Looking forward to seeing with the leveling kit

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Very nice! I would also like to see pics with the 2 or 2.5 inch kit. I saw a pic a while back with a 15 Denali with factory 22's, a 2 inch lift (I assume leveling kit) and wearing 35/13.5/22 (325/50/22). Didn't have too much fender space and looked awesome!

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Je_suis_prest

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What size G2's did you go with? I've got a 2016 SLT with the Denali 22's and will be looking to upgrade tires soon.

Went with 305 45 22.

Are these 285/45/22 size tires?

305 45 22

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Here's a before and after. Did the suspension maxx 2.5" leveling kit (they include the magneride brackets in their kit). Love the stance. And still rides great!

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