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11 minutes ago, rastasquid said:

Cooper STT pro. It's a zone 2" level but they are all pretty much the same. I think they cost about 60$ but I went with zone because my dealer had them in stock and they installed it as part of my purchase deal when I took delivery. The 2" under strut levels like the zone or rough country are an easy install and I've done a few on my old trucks and friends trucks, and can be done in about 1-2 hours. As for warranty depends on your dealer but my dealer installed mine and said it wouldn't affect my warranty at all

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Thanks for the help. Another thing i was worried about with getting bigger tires is the spare. Since I do a lot of traveling I dont really want to take up truck bed space having to throw a bigger spare back there when going on longer trips. 

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Thanks for the help. Another thing i was worried about with getting bigger tires is the spare. Since I do a lot of traveling I dont really want to take up truck bed space having to throw a bigger spare back there when going on longer trips. 
Yea I'm still debating on that. You could maybe fit it stock but I installed a dual exhaust and I do y think I could fit it now.

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On 3/2/2018 at 2:04 PM, tlowery33 said:

I have a 2014 Sierra 1500. Everything is currently stock. i might add a leveling kit or small lift sometime in the future. But i am currently looking to get some new wheels since it is almost time for new tires. I am not too good with the calculations so i was hoping you all could help. I am looking into the Fuel assault wheels (18"x9") paired with Goodyear Wrangler Duratrec tires (265x65R18). These are offered in -12mm, 01mm, 20mm offset. which offset would be best? I wouldn't mind the tires sticking out slightly, but nothing obnoxious. Also will these tires fit without rubbing? 

 

I was also looking at the same setup but with the fuel assault wheels (20"x9") paired with the Goodyear Duratrec tires (275x55R20). Would these fit without rubbing? Also, what offset? They are offered in 1mm and 20 mm). 

 

Like I said i am new to this but would like to add a more aggressive look to my truck when i get new tires. I just want to make sure they fit without rubbing or any other problems. 

 

thanks in advance! 

 

Ted

Hi Ted, Ted here.. check out this website for fitment comparisons, custom offsets. they have videos of every lift and tire wheel combo u can think of. u can even search based on year of vehicle tire size etc.

https://www.customwheeloffset.com/wheel-offset-gallery?page=1

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11 hours ago, diaster said:

Hi Ted, Ted here.. check out this website for fitment comparisons, custom offsets. they have videos of every lift and tire wheel combo u can think of. u can even search based on year of vehicle tire size etc.

https://www.customwheeloffset.com/wheel-offset-gallery?page=1

Thanks Ted! Thats a huge help. 

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