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2016 GMC 2500 HD wheels

RickLB

By RickLB
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Dnt Senior Enthusiast

Dnt

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Following this thread. I am looking at a 2017 HD and hate the factory wheel choice. Come on people tell us what works.

hiltz Enthusiast

hiltz

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I do believe they will, might need to trim wheel liner or tie it back but they are very close to factory wheel. only thing I am unsure of is if the tires will contact the lower A-arms at full lock.

Dirtbiker Enthusiast

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I have similar Fuel wheels same size same offset with 295 65 R18 duratracs. Absolutely no rubbing although I have the factory plastic mudflaps, thick rubber ones may have rubbed on the tires. I cranked my torsion bars about 1 3/4 inches but I don't think that would matter. The tires you want are about 1/4 inch bigger diameter so it will be close.

RickLB Enthusiast

RickLB

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Here is the truck with the fuel wheels and tires are 275/70/18 Nitto Terra Grappler G2 . Absolutely no rubbing, no level kit and no lift.

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fjtort2 Enthusiast

fjtort2

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Here is the truck with the wheels and tires. Absolutely no rubbing, no level kit and no lift.

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275/70/18? Terra Grappler?

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Looks great. Mind Posting pics front and back standing farther away? I'm going with 285's on the same wheel width and offset so I should be pretty much the same stance. This is how they should be coming from the factory.

 

Any change to gas mileage?

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