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No rubbing, no issues. Just added a motofab 1.5" leveling kit yesterday. Plan on doing 35s soon. 

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I tried 35x12.5r20 TOYO M/T with no luck? due to the sidewall lug and would also require trimming in front inner fender and rear by mud flap. Today will be trying 295/60r20 toyo MT??. Will update as soon as I get them installed! 

BTW 

2019 AT4 

6.2L Black 

1.5 Motofab leveling kit 

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21 minutes ago, Scooter Scott said:

I would like to keep this thread on topic...NO LEVEL! :)

 

@Mash2k10 so you had no rubbing or issues prior to the level?

Correct. Bone stock 275/65 20 ko2s cleared all day. 

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1 minute ago, Mash2k10 said:

Correct. Bone stock 275/65 20 ko2s cleared all day. 

That's awesome to know...that was the size I planned on going with.  Thank you!

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Well i have 285/65r20 and I still have room after putting that leveling kit could having gone bigger tires mine are rated at a 34.8 in

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17 hours ago, Darcy said:

Well i have 285/65r20 and I still have room after putting that leveling kit could having gone bigger tires mine are rated at a 34.8 in

Again I am only looking for people that do not have any modifications to suspension or spacers or new wheels.  Stock wheels, stock suspension...biggest tire size.

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Well that's what I had on for three weeks on my truck before I put my leveling kit in 285 65 R20 Toyo Open Country AT3 factory rims no modifications

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