Will 22's fit my 17

[Cyoung725]

I am looking at buying a factory set of 22 inch rims off of a newer Tahoe and was curious if they will fit my 2017 Silverado with NO leveling kit. They are a stock 285/45/22 tire.

[Sierra 5.3]

A member by the name Luster runs 285/45/22 with no leveling kit I believe and they fit.

[Glava2876]

I am looking at buying a factory set of 22 inch rims off of a newer Tahoe and was curious if they will fit my 2017 Silverado with NO leveling kit. They are a stock 285/45/22 tire.

 

Those are exactly what my Denali came with from the factory.

[Cyoung725]

Ok thank you I just didn't want to buy them and then have to level it due to rubbing... Mine came with the factory 18's and just needs chrome wheels.

[Donstar]

Stock wheels will be interchangeable and the overall diameter will be close. There is only 1" overall difference between the smallest stock 17" and the stock 22". I would keep your 18's if you buy the 22's. I have read other posts where members wished they had kept their smaller rims! Your truck will look sharp with the chrome 22's!

[Cyoung725]

I plan to keep my 18's for the winter time and put more of an all terrain on them once these wear out and run the 22's during the spring summer and fall. I greatly appreciate the help from everyone.

[Dom59]

I have the 20" stock chrome wheels, they are pretty nice

[Ianwelch001]

I'm picking up my Denali next week and it has the 22" black wheels on it stock. Like others have said you'll have no problem

[cbrsilv15]

Only issue would be ride quality.

[Greg the leg]

I have the stock 20" rims and stock size tires on my 15 Denali, I also have GM 22" rims and tires. The are the same height and circumference. But different side wall ratios, same size widths

[Goinovr]

I have a '16 cc 1500 and run aftermarket 22's with a 305/40/22 112v load tire. They fit great. No rubbing. That may change though since I'm going to be doing a 4/6 drop.