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Hey all new here. I have a 16' Denali 1500. I am about to buy some tires and rims. Any help as to what will fit and look good with no lift or anything. I notice a bunch of different offsets and stuff available. I am going to stick with 20's I think.

 

Show me some pics of wheels and tires and tell me what offset you have and what size tire. Also mention if it rubs

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Hey all new here. I have a 16' Denali 1500. I am about to buy some tires and rims. Any help as to what will fit and look good with no lift or anything. I notice a bunch of different offsets and stuff available. I am going to stick with 20's I think.

 

Show me some pics of wheels and tires and tell me what offset you have and what size tire. Also mention if it rubs

e5b6d79ef55eef636c1152d3d543e499.jpgid definitely go stock 22s on a Denali. I have 22x10s on 33s and a 4.5" Zone with slight rub

 

 

 

2017 Chevy Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L

4.5" Zone

22x10 AF Grips

33x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

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I don't know if I want 22's due to tire choices and having a small farm. One of the reason I didn't get the Ultimate package is because of the 22's haha. I'll look into tire choices more in a 22. With the 9 acre farm I would like an AT tire at least. I don't know why they put car tires on trucks from the factory shew. My last truck was a lifted Tundra on 35's with 20" rims and Nitto Trail Grappler MTs. I miss that truck sometimes

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Fuel maverick rims. +18 offset. Stock is +27 I believe.

Goodyear wrangler duratrac 275 55/20. Would have went with bigger tires but these were together as a package when I bought them. Tires are even with fenders.

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I'm also trying to decide with the Denali having Chrome grill and steps, etc. What color rim do I want? I had Black on my Tundra and liked them for being easy to maintain and they looked great. Tundra had Chrome bumpers but the Denali has painted.

 

The Denali is Stone Blue Metallic

amxguy1970 Senior Enthusiast

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Have you tried searching?

 

If you want the public to pick your rim and tire just put up a poll if you can't decide yourself and go with the option they pick...

 

Not sure why you want to stick with 20's if you go off road?

 

Tyler

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Have you tried searching?

 

If you want the public to pick your rim and tire just put up a poll if you can't decide yourself and go with the option they pick...

 

Not sure why you want to stick with 20's if you go off road?

 

Tyler

I searched some. But really I just want pics to compare and have people tell me their offset and if it rubs on stock height. As far as the 20's they were fine for my Tundra on the farm. I prefer the looks of 20's compared to anything smaller on a truck. I like the black rims and my wife says it won't look good on my blue truck that has chrome on it. Just wanting to get opinions

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e5b6d79ef55eef636c1152d3d543e499.jpgid definitely go stock 22s on a Denali. I have 22x10s on 33s and a 4.5" Zone with slight rub

 

 

 

2017 Chevy Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L

4.5" Zone

22x10 AF Grips

33x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

Instagram @wildchevys

You must be rubbing because of your big offset because you can fit 35"'s on a zone 4.5 with no rub

jimmyboy8301 Senior Enthusiast

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You must be rubbing because of your big offset because you can fit 35"'s on a zone 4.5 with no rub

its definitely due to the offset

 

 

2017 Chevy Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L

4.5" Zone

22x10 AF Grips

33x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

Instagram @wildchevys

L86 All Terrain Senior Enthusiast

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My local Discount Tire says I can get a 33x12.5 or a 305/55 on a rim with +18 offset on there with slight plastic cutting? Is this true?

With a level yeah. I have a 33x12.5 on the stock +23mm offset with no trimming but slight rub. If your smashing through ditches on a farm i would go more lift.
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So I'm a truck newbie i bought a 2017 z71 Silverado it came with the 20x9 +27mm offset wheels and the 275/55/20 tires. I want to put new wheels on it while keeping the stock tires and suspension. I like the xd825 buck 25 wheel, however it is a 20x9 00mm offset wheel. Anyone here knows if these wheels will rub on the suspension components? Or am I good to go and they'll be fine? Thanks for the help .

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So I'm a truck newbie i bought a 2017 z71 Silverado it came with the 20x9 +27mm offset wheels and the 275/55/20 tires. I want to put new wheels on it while keeping the stock tires and suspension. I like the xd825 buck 25 wheel, however it is a 20x9 00mm offset wheel. Anyone here knows if these wheels will rub on the suspension components? Or am I good to go and they'll be fine? Thanks for the help .

Funny that's one of my final choice rims with a 0 offset. Thought about trying a 295/55/20 on it or a 275/60/20 in a Nitto Ridge Grappler

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Shew my wife is wanting me to do Chrome because the Denali has a Chrome grill and steps and everywhere else lol. I don't think I want to do Chrome again. I liked the black on the Tundra because I didn't have to clean them as much

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Well I ordered SOTA Novakane 20's with 0 offset in Death Metal and 295/55/20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Crossing fingers it fits with minor mudflap and possible front valance trimming. If not then I guess I'll switch back up to 275/55s or just do a leveling kit

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