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Only rub on full lock? I have same wheels and a 2016 and was looking to do the same setup. With the 3in level are u chin up or straight level? Was gonna do a 2.5 and i was worried the 285/55r22 wouldnt clear.

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Finally got a couple of photos of modifications to date.   SuspensionMAXX 2.5/1.0 level kit Nitto Terra Grappler G2 285/55R22 1A Auto tow mirrors Leer 100xl with Yakima rack   Now just need to

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I am sitting dead level. I only have rub on the back side of the front wheel well. 2.5 level and the 285s would clear without a problem, if you are gonna run the 3in I would run 35s no doubt.

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With OEM 22" wheels, would 285/50/22 fit without any leveling? If not, would the 1.8" Bilstein 5100 lift give me enough room for 285/50/22 and/or 285/55/22?

 

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With OEM 22" wheels, would 285/50/22 fit without any leveling? If not, would the 1.8" Bilstein 5100 lift give me enough room for 285/50/22 and/or 285/55/22?

 

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You could run the 50s. Odd size tho you might have a tough time finding a tire made in that size.

 

If you leveled it a 55 would fit

 

 

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Do you have any pics? I have a 15 rally 2 edition with rough country 2.25 level/lift and want to run the same tire setup on the stock 22's. Wanted to get the biggest sidewall I could for the 22's

Any pictures of your rally edition on the 2.25 level? I am interested in seeing that. I have the rally wheels and i just bought a 2.5 inch level kit.

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Any pictures of your rally edition on the 2.25 level? I am interested in seeing that. I have the rally wheels and i just bought a 2.5 inch level kit.

 

Best picture I could find. Actually surprised I didn't have more lol. Still no 34's on it but they will be ordered in the spring.post-143757-0-27533100-1486515058_thumb.jpg

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I'm running 33x12.50x22 tires on stock 22's. I love the look but still feel I could've fit a slightly larger tire. I have zero rubbing and the truck is dead level. 2" RC lower level.

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I'm running 33x12.50x22 tires on stock 22's. I love the look but still feel I could've fit a slightly larger tire. I have zero rubbing and the truck is dead level. 2" RC lower level.

Details on your truck?

 

 

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I'm running 33x12.50x22 tires on stock 22's. I love the look but still feel I could've fit a slightly larger tire. I have zero rubbing and the truck is dead level. 2" RC lower level.

Details on your truck?

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Didn't my post have enough detail?

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Should have elaborated. What year/body style? Steel or aluminum control arms?

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It's a 15 CC Steel control arms

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Guys who are running the terra g2's how do you like them? I am planning on ordering the 285/55/22 as previously mentioned so I started looking into reviews to make sure they were the tire I wanted especially when dropping that much $. Unfortunately I seemed to find mixed reviews mainly due to balancing and wet traction issues. They seemed to be from a lot of 3/4 ton 2500 truck guys though and varying ply ratings. How does everyone like them in the 22 any issues? Thanks

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I am also interested in any feedback on the Nitto Terra G2's in the 285/55-22. Would you stay with the 285/55 or go 285/50?

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