Leveling Kits and 35's

CopenhagenZ71 · September 20, 2017

Hey everyone I'm new here and I am looking for a set of tires for my 2014 Silverado with the Rough Country 2.5 inch lit. I've seen many people run them with minor rubbing issues and if it rubs too much i may downgrade to a 295/70r18. I am keeping the stock 18 inch wheels as well. if youve done it let me know and if not, feel free to leave a pcik of your trucl with stock wheels, little lift and big tires! thanks and ill be looking forward to some responses!

Brandon5799 · September 20, 2017

I doubt you’ll fit 35’s in there unless they’re super skinny

Patrick Russell · September 21, 2017

Rancho quick lift & spacer under the strut and 2" drop shackles on rear with 35s

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Jp sierra · December 21, 2017

35/12.50 on 18x9 +18 Nitto ridge Grapplers .. 3inch level up front 2 inch out back.. zip tied in liners and not rubbing ... well until you flex it out which is rare..

Jp sierra · December 22, 2017

17 hours ago, Jp sierra said:

35/12.50 on 18x9 +18 Nitto ridge Grapplers .. 3inch level up front 2 inch out back.. zip tied in liners and not rubbing ... well until you flex it out which is rare..

6TEEN5.3 · January 2, 2018

3 inch leveling kit and 315/70r17s on stocks
Rubs the wheel liner

lapoolboy · January 2, 2018

I have 35x12.50s on stock 20s with a 6.5" lift and I come close to rubbing in the front in certain scenarios. Hard to imagine you could run 35s with just a level kit.

RaginCajun337 · January 3, 2018

RC 2.5 inch level up front with 295/70R18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on stock 18s. It only ever rubbed on the liner, until I trimmed it a bit.

THE_Engineer · January 4, 2018

I am running 35x11.5 Nitto ridge grapplers on 2.5" RC leveling kit. I trimmed the wheel liner and it doesn't scrub anymore except on full lock it does hit the sway bar.

xax · January 4, 2018

Whats the point of running 35s if you cant even drive normally without rubbing, let alone anything offroad. Just run 33-34in lol

6TEEN5.3 · January 5, 2018

Whats the point of running 35s if you cant even drive normally without rubbing, let alone anything offroad. Just run 33-34in lol

I do it for the looks. I love how dudes with 33s stare discreetly when I pull up next to them. Mine doesn’t rub on the streets and I have a set of 33s that I slap on once a month when we hit the trails. Works for me.

lapoolboy · January 5, 2018

2 hours ago, 6TEEN5.3 said:

I do it for the looks. I love how dudes with 33s stare discreetly when I pull up next to them. Mine doesn’t rub on the streets and I have a set of 33s that I slap on once a month when we hit the trails. Works for me.

I DON'T like it when dudes stare at me....whether discreetly or indiscreetly.

6TEEN5.3 · January 5, 2018

I DON'T like it when dudes stare at me....whether discreetly or indiscreetly.

Neither do I lol but at my truck I don’t mind [emoji23]

krzyd · January 10, 2018

These tires and wheels fit, and are for sale if interested (in N. Fl.)

Edited January 10, 2018 by krzyd

RogueOneOverland · February 3, 2020

On 12/21/2017 at 6:26 PM, Jp sierra said:

35/12.50 on 18x9 +18 Nitto ridge Grapplers .. 3inch level up front 2 inch out back.. zip tied in liners and not rubbing ... well until you flex it out which is rare..

I'm thinking of getting 35" or 34.5" tires, my truck is pretty much identical to yours. If I did a NorCal trim to the front fenders would that eliminate any rub when flexing? Also do you know what offset your wheels are, I currently have 0 offset 17" wheels.