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Biggest tire/rim on stock 2014 chevy silverado?

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Cvue Enthusiast

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I have stock everything on 2014 chevy silverado. I want to know what is the biggest tire/rim that will fit without rubbing or needing to trim. Thanks

aseibel Senior Enthusiast

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If only this question had been asked and answered before. oh, wait, it has.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/196044-what-is-the-biggestwidest-tire-without-lift-on-16-1500-z71/?p=1918071

 

Please read post 21 of this thread. click on the results to see others data. once you buy your tires go back and fill out your info in the "form" for the next guy.

 

Anyone else reading this who has aftermarket setup, please do the same and pass it on to prevent these questions in the future.

fondupot Senior Enthusiast

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Should be able to fit 44x15.50r15.5, might need to trim the valence a little bit tho.

Cvue Enthusiast

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If only this question had been asked and answered before. oh, wait, it has.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/196044-what-is-the-biggestwidest-tire-without-lift-on-16-1500-z71/?p=1918071

 

Please read post 21 of this thread. click on the results to see others data. once you buy your tires go back and fill out your info in the "form" for the next guy.

 

Anyone else reading this who has aftermarket setup, please do the same and pass it on to prevent these questions in the future.

You are right, it has been asked, but most all these trucks have some sort of lift, I'm asking about with no lift stock bone. What is the biggest tire/rim combination you could possibility have?

aseibel Senior Enthusiast

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You are right, it has been asked, but most all these trucks have some sort of lift, I'm asking about with no lift stock bone. What is the biggest tire/rim combination you could possibility have?

 

ok, sorry, if you read post 17 http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/196044-what-is-the-biggestwidest-tire-without-lift-on-16-1500-z71/?p=1917736

you would see a longer list with many trucks without any lift.

Sierra 5.3 Enthusiast

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You are right, it has been asked, but most all these trucks have some sort of lift, I'm asking about with no lift stock bone. What is the biggest tire/rim combination you could possibility have?

What size rim? If 18's, you are safe with 275/65/18. If you move up to 285/65/18 you will need to do some zip tying. So my advice is don't go above 32x11x18. If you have a bigger diameter wheel, then compensate as needed. If you have different offsets, then compensate.

 

Tons of sites out there, including this forum, that have information on this. I know it it easier just to post up a new question, but I know this discussion was just asked within the last month so you shouldn't have to dig much to find the most recent one.

Cvue Enthusiast

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What size rim? If 18's, you are safe with 275/65/18. If you move up to 285/65/18 you will need to do some zip tying. So my advice is don't go above 32x11x18. If you have a bigger diameter wheel, then compensate as needed. If you have different offsets, then compensate.

 

Tons of sites out there, including this forum, that have information on this. I know it it easier just to post up a new question, but I know this discussion was just asked within the last month so you shouldn't have to dig much to find the most recent one.

I want to go to 20 on stock everything and want to know how big of times without rubbing or trimming.

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I want to go to 20 on stock everything and want to know how big of times without rubbing or trimming.

Then I would either go 265/60/20 (32.5*10.4*20) or 275/55/20 (31.9*10.8*20). Both of those should be good as 275/65/18 is 32.1*10.8*18.

 

Use this website for conversions..... https://tiresize.com/converter/

 

****EDIT: Don't take my word for it as I do not own 20's. I am certain on the 275/65/18 though.

njk4o5 Enthusiast

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with a level and norcal mod/fender liner zip ties a 33x12.5r20 will fit with as much as a -24 offset. It rubs the control arm on a stock wheel though. it would be perfect with a 0 offset or slightly negative offset wheel

crushNchowda Senior Enthusiast

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You are right, it has been asked, but most all these trucks have some sort of lift, I'm asking about with no lift stock bone. What is the biggest tire/rim combination you could possibility have?

 

275/60R20 or 33" & it'll rub the fenderwell liners in reverse (& probably in D) @ full lock....in fact my truck gained just over 2" in the front after installing bilstein 5100's @ max setting & my 275/60R20's still rub a tiny bit in reverse @ full lock - but just a tad & seems like more so on uneven pavement & I don't really care b/c it's just rubber against felt.

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