Stock WT wheels bigger tires?

By Jeremyv
April 5, 2018 in 2014-2018 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Jeremyv

Posted April 5, 2018

I plan on leveling my 2014 and I was gonna do wheels and tires but at about 1700-2000 for a decent setup. I was thinking about how my truck would look with stock wheels and nice meaty tires. Has anybody done this? If so can you please post pics. I was planning on 33s with the level. Particularly these wheels.

(No it’s not a scratch on the side it’s the reflection of what’s left of the snow

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