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shots18 Enthusiast

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I have the 20" chrome wheels that come on some of the 2016's and need some new aggressive tires for this winter. The size is 275/55/20. I want to get a slightly bigger tire. Anyone have the same rims with beefy tires that they have pictures of or does anyone have any advice to what size tires i could go up to?

 

 

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Waaazooo Senior Enthusiast

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275/65-20 depending on the offset of the wheel

 

 

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I have the 20" chrome wheels that come on some of the 2016's and need some new aggressive tires for this winter. The size is 275/55/20. I want to get a slightly bigger tire. Anyone have the same rims with beefy tires that they have pictures of or does anyone have any advice to what size tires i could go up to?

 

 

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Do you have it leveled or is it stock height?

Knightfall Enthusiast

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I had 275/60/20 Duratracs on mine for a while. Looked good and performed great. However, if I were you I'd invest in some cheap 17's. It'll make putting on and finding aggressive tires alot easier.

amxguy1970 Senior Enthusiast

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Lot's of info on this question already out there. Try searching, the leveling thread has tons of stuff for a start. You could put in the exact size you want or even search 20 inch wheel bigger tire and you will find much more info than in this new thread...

 

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shots18 Enthusiast

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mr nasty its leveled.

 

Enthusiast I looked but didnt find anything specifically on my style rims thanks though

 

knightfal that may be my route. Im not to happy with the way these rims look anyways. I bought my truck used so thats what i got

 

Bndawgs its kind of tought to see but thanks for the input

 

thanks for the replies

Knightfall Enthusiast

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If you're anything like me, you'll spend all that money on tires and then still not be satisfied because the true look you want requires small wheels lol. And then by wheels and more tires XD

MrNasty Enthusiast

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Leveled with factory rims my wife has 305/55/20 and no rubbing. Hers are suppose to be +27 offset. I'm not sure if all factory wheels have the same offset.

Gator700 Enthusiast

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I put on these BFG AT KO2, stock size 275/55/20. I found a little more noise at low speed, no real difference at highway speed. No reduction in mileage.

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shots18 Enthusiast

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anyone know if a 275/65/20 will fit. I know you said the 60 will work but once you get into the 65 i can get some e rated tires for towing.

redwngr Senior Enthusiast

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I run the factory 20"s during the summer, but for winter have a set of (GM take off) 18's with K02's.

THEREED Enthusiast

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I kept stock 275 55 20 size but they are noticeably wider than the same size oem tires. Haven't had them in snow yet but so far very impressed for the price

 

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