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2014-2019 Silverado 4x4 4/6 drop with 305/35/24s

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New to the page. Anyone running 305/35/24s with +30 offset on a 15 silv crew 4x4 with a 4/6 drop. Shop tells me that with some plastic trimming I shouldn’t rub that bad.   
1SLOW1500 Senior Enthusiast

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They are wrong. I have 24" with 295 and I rub on large bumps on the plastic trim molding and the carpet liners and on the sway bar at full lock with a 3/5" lower. Issue is if i space out 1/4" like i did then i rub the plastic more. But less on swaybar.

 

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What width wheel?
Issue is in the rear on a sierra the tires have burned the plastic at that 12 o'clock position or I would run a wider tire. In the front with the 3" drop I rub many areas but 90% is on large bumps the swaybar on parking lot full lock turns.

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Well you are a silverado so you do not have the plastic trim around wheel opening. So little more space. But the carpet inserts are a issue in the front.

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