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I just bought a 2015 GMC 2500 Denali and I'm wondering if a set of 275/65/20 will fit under a stock truck? I really don't want to level it maybe crank the bars a little but don't want to hurt the ride!

I just think the tires look way to small on there!

I've search it and can't find a link sorry if this has been discussed before, I'm sure it has.

 

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59 minutes ago, Waaazooo said:

Mine do. BFG AT0bbe141b702d572e9c55d8fc8a5160e7.jpg


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Do you have a complete side view of the truck?

Did you have to crank your bars up any?

It looks like its taking the stock tire size up almost 2 inches?

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Do you have a complete side view of the truck?
Did you have to crank your bars up any?
It looks like its taking the stock tire size up almost 2 inches?

Stock truck. Picture taken the day I bought it.
Bars are stock height. I think they are only an inch-ish taller than stock.

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3 minutes ago, Waaazooo said:


Stock truck. Picture taken the day I bought it.
Bars are stock height. I think they are only an inch-ish taller than stock.

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Did you like the way it changed the look of the truck? I'm looking at the Toyo Open Country AT2?

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Did you like the way it changed the look of the truck? I'm looking at the Toyo Open Country AT2?


I like the aggressiveness of how it looks with AT or MT tires. I had them swap the tires at the dealership. So I don’t know how it might drive different. These definitely throw more rocks and dirt. I’m considering some mild mud flaps to preserve the the paint.

Toyo is a great tire. They were my second choice. I went with tried and true BFG, but won’t in the future... probably not worth the extra $$ for my driving.


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1 hour ago, Redjk07 said:

Did you like the way it changed the look of the truck? I'm looking at the Toyo Open Country AT2?

Both great tires!

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I have them on mine.Dang i would have to look again,just bought new tires,but i have the z71 off road suspention,kind of stiff,but the new tires help,OK i just looked 275/60/20,sorry about that

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Factory 

265/60R20  32.3"

265/70R18  32.6

265/70R17 31.6

245/75R17 31.5

 

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275/65R20 34.1

 

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Factory 
265/60R20  32.3"
265/70R18  32.6
265/70R17 31.6
245/75R17 31.5
 
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275/65R20 34.1
 

I remember when 31” tires was a big deal for off-roading. 34 just seems weak now.


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On 4/30/2020 at 3:52 PM, gforce_15 said:

No rubbing. Totally stock height 2018 2500 hd. 275/65r20 Toyo ATII AW. 

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I'm assuming it's the same height for a 2016 Silverado?

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