2017 GMC Sierra CC Z71 Larger Tired w/ Leveling Kit

[TXGREEK]

I’m am considering the Ridge Grapplers. How do you like them, would you recommend?
 
Also,  it seems the rubbing issue is just different on any 17-18 Sierra. Would a .25” or 0.5” spacer fix the rubbing issue? I need to get under my truck and check the distance I have now between the tire/rim and UCA.

Nitto Ridge Grapplers are badass tires and highly recommend them to anyone interested in an extremely reliable tire that’s designed to handle all the elements (no Snowflake on these tires) except don’t know about snow although you can YouTube reviews on them. They’re pretty heavy compared to a lot of other brand name competitors and I believe they’re a bit (approx .25”) taller than actual size but you’ll have to see for yourself [emoji6]

Remember, lots of tires out there, lots of personal views but most of all, you get what you pay for. Going cheap will end up costing you in the long run.


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[Cupton]

21 hours ago, SS502 said:

Beautiful pics...your truck looks good too, looks like you had fun getting there!

Agree! I swear, there's something about the All-Terrain that to me personally, I like it better dirty vs. clean. I drove through some snow this past weekend in my All Terrain and if it wasn't for the salt the truck collected, I wouldn't of washed it. ;)

[TXGREEK]

Agree! I swear, there's something about the All-Terrain that to me personally, I like it better dirty vs. clean. I drove through some snow this past weekend in my All Terrain and if it wasn't for the salt the truck collected, I wouldn't of washed it. ;)

You just like the way the dirt blends in with the “All Terrain” emblems [emoji12]


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[Cupton]

2 minutes ago, TXGREEK said:

 

You just like the way the dirt blends in with the “All Terrain” emblems


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Or that’s my justification for not spending money on a car wash.