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AT4 rubbing with 35s and 6” lift

Antonio Kheir
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Musgo Enthusiast

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I kept stock wheels. Running 285 65 20 just fine.  The shop added a spacer up front. 

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I am running 35's with the 4" lift on the AT4. I am rubbing also with minimal flex into turns. Rubbing in the same spot as OP. Fenders are trimmed. It is only rubbing on the passenger side. I have also noticed the passenger front tire is about 3/4" closer to the fender than the driver side.

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too much poke, I can fit a 35 on a stock wheel, no lift since it has a very conservative offset.

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  • 9 months later...
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On 4/12/2019 at 10:52 PM, Antonio Kheir said:

Hey guys. Just made an account! So my dad just bought a 2019 Sierra AT4 and installed a 6” RC lift with 35” ridge grapplers on a 22X10 wheel with 1/4” backspaces. He has the gmc brembo upgrade kit. He seems to be rubbing on the outer front fenders while turning with minimal flexing. I don’t have the specs for the offset nor the backspacing  yet. I will be getting that info tomorrow. Any ideas on what he needs to do to minimize or eliminate the rubbing? He put me in charge of figuring this stuff out haha. Thanks!

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If your dad still has this truck could you ask him to measure what his roof height is? Trying to do the same setup but stay under 7'

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