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Fittin 33s

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Anyone know if you can Fit 33s on a 14’ Silverado 1500 with 2.5” leveling kit only ? Or what the biggest tire you can ?

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33X12.50
20X10
-12 offset
2 inch level kit
Runs very little and I mean little only on full turn and depends on how my truck is sitting (level ground or whatever)


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KenL12

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What kind of level kit ? And how much ride / steering difference do you notice ?

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Moto fab level kit, and not much at all man. Of course it’s going to be louder cause of the noise but still drives smooth as it did when It was stock, it least to me it did.


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 Set nice man , thanks for the info .. been waiting for my tires to wear out before i did this 

  Love the way it rides so i was kinda hesitant.  But I’m going for it. 

Thanks again 

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I run a Motofab 3/2 with Falken Wildpeak AT3 33-11.5 on stock 17s. No issues noted so far. Been running it for just about a year now. fa3e56390a5d577495a1f2403f6bb108.jpg


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Leveled with Bilstein 5100s, and an added half inch strut spacer. 305/55r20 tires with a 20x10 -18 wheel. Had to trim part of my factory fender flare inside the wheel wells. Still minor rub at full lock backing into my driveway. 4d41f30d32ca08e64deb286121905d6d.jpg

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