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I have a new 6.2 Crew Cab on order and I plan to trade in my tires to the dealer add a 1.5" level kit and mount a new set of KO2's on the truck before I take delivery. What 20" size did everyone mount on their truck? if you have a pic post it. Thanks!

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I did 275/60/20. 65 wasn't out yet. I want to try 305/55/20 ko2. Just don't know if they would work with just a leveling kit 2.5

Btw 52,xxx miles so far. Could get 20,000 more easy. But i need a bigger tire.

 

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305/55R20 KO2's on my 2014 Sierra. Just got it done this week. My profile pic is the tire/rim combo

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Just bought 275/70/17 for my 2016 Silverado.

I just went to 305's on a 4" lift and honestly for aggressive mud tires I think they'd rub with anything less then a 3.5" lift. But rims plays a big factor in clearing tires too!20160326_150624_zpsksedg9bb.jpg

 

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I did 275/60/20. 65 wasn't out yet. I want to try 305/55/20 ko2. Just don't know if they would work with just a leveling kit 2.5

Btw 52,xxx miles so far. Could get 20,000 more easy. But i need a bigger tire.

 

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Sorry I meant to quote this lol

 

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No rubbing with a 2.5" RC kit - and factory 20x9 rims on 305/55/R20

 

I just went to 305's on a 4" lift and honestly for aggressive mud tires I think they'd rub with anything less then a 3.5" lift. But rims plays a big factor in clearing tires too!20160326_150624_zpsksedg9bb.jpg

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Just out of bi-curiosity :driving: , why do you prefer such a wide tire? Wouldn't narrow work better in offroad/mud situations?

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With larger (stock) rims, a narrow patch of rubber looks like a wagon wheel. :-) For all intensive purposes that's it - simply matching the look of the wheel to the rubber.

 

 

Just out of bi-curiosity :driving: , why do you prefer such a wide tire? Wouldn't narrow work better in offroad/mud situations?

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Just out of bi-curiosity :driving: , why do you prefer such a wide tire? Wouldn't narrow work better in offroad/mud situations?

Partially for looks but the more surface area with an aggressive tread gives you more lift and pull in the soft stuff and sand. That's just from my personal experiences though.

No rubbing with a 2.5" RC kit - and factory 20x9 rims on 305/55/R20

 

Yeah rims will help alot! I was running 35's on this before and was barely rubbing my inner fender liner at full lock, but even these 305's are close to rubbing at full lock. Then again I have aftermarket rims.

 

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