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Just got back from Les Schwab with  new wheels.

 

20x9 Fuel Hardline 0 Offset

Same tires 275/65/20

My lift is 1.5 inch all the way around

 

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I know the K2 guys have one of these threads so I figured we should too. Think it’d be useful for others. Post pics of your setup! Make sure to add specs of the wheels/tires, spacers, suspension, rubb

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Method NV 305 18x9 -12 Offset Cooper Discoverer S/T Maxx 295/70/18 1.5 Level (Trailboss) Slight Rub on mudflap on full lock.   

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Caliper clearance!

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On 11/9/2020 at 6:04 PM, Watkins4x said:

20x10 Hardrock Affliction-19

295/60r20 Toyo RT

2.5 Motofab front 2 spacer in back 

Removed bracket behind mud flap, and trimmed mud flap. 

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How much do the tires stick out from the wheel well... can you post a pic from that angle? Did you have to trim anything?

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1 hour ago, EricTheRed said:

How much do the tires stick out from the wheel well... can you post a pic from that angle? Did you have to trim anything?

They stick out a little.  I didn’t want the same stance as stock. 0 offset wouldn’t stick out as far as mine. I trimmed the mud flap and removed the bracket behind carpet. Very minor wouldn’t notice it unless you were looking for it. 

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275/70R18 Milestar Patagonia.  33x11 mounted on the truck at 40 PSI.  Stock Suspension.

 

 

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CMillSilverado Enthusiast

CMillSilverado

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On 11/11/2020 at 11:26 AM, Watkins4x said:

They stick out a little.  I didn’t want the same stance as stock. 0 offset wouldn’t stick out as far as mine. I trimmed the mud flap and removed the bracket behind carpet. Very minor wouldn’t notice it unless you were looking for it. 

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How do you like the RT's so far, I'm thinking of doing the same tire and size?

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2 hours ago, CMillSilverado said:

How do you like the RT's so far, I'm thinking of doing the same tire and size?

I went with the Toyo RT because my tire guy quoted them really cheap. I think the Nitto Ridge Grappler is probably a better tire, but they $200 more. Neither one will ride as smooth as the stock tire because of the LT rating, but it’s not bad. Little stiffer ride, and a little road noise. 

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285/55/22 nitro ridge grapplers. This is the exact look I was looking for. Traded in my 2019 4runner for this 2021 GMC Sierra Denali and really dig the 6.2! 
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This is the size tire I'm looking at doing when mine need replaced. Did you notice much difference in performance going to the heavier tire?

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24 minutes ago, JWOutdoors29 said:

This is the size tire I'm looking at doing when mine need replaced. Did you notice much difference in performance going to the heavier tire?

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I just got them today so I dunno? I'm sure I'm going to lose a cpl of mpg but it's ok, I have a daily driver for work, this truck is my weekender. I'll post up mpg after a a cpl of weeks. But I do love how they look, aggressive and mean.

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On 10/14/2020 at 5:13 PM, Freddotron said:

2020 denali

2 inch level

22x10 -19

33 12.5 22 

No rub

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What rims? Any rubbing? Did you do any trimming?

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22’s

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On 7/31/2019 at 8:32 AM, KEEPER OF SECRETS said:

Mine is a rwd Custom that came with 20x9 wheels and those tires.

 

The only thing I changed were the wheels, lug nuts and hub centric rings. 

Wheels came from Custom Wheel Offsets.

Offset might be the only thing to check out on yours, depending on tire choice. 

Maybe some other 4x4 owners will chime in with what will work, tire size and offset, w/o rubbing or other issues.

 

The main thing is this. Some wheels will require spacers, due to the redesigned front calipers having a molded in bump in the center, that require more inside contour of the rim to clear. TMK the previous Gen didn't have this bump. See attached photo.

These have plenty of clearance w/o spacers.

 

 

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Wonder if anyone has ever filed that bump down?

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1 hour ago, 22’s said:

What rims? Any rubbing? Did you do any trimming?

Vision rocker wheels 22x10 -19

I have zero rub with a solid half inch of clearance at the worst of times

I removed the mudflap bracket and had to ummm.... "massage" an area of metal behind the mudflap and zip tie haha

These tires are a bit small for a 33x12.5x22 but I honestly think I could clear a 33x13.5 if there was such a thing availbile

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Cali off-road 22x12 -51 offset 33x12 toyo open country m/t, 3/8 front spacer. Slight rub right before fulllock. I was thinking about 35s but a lot of cutting would’ve been required. 

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On 9/15/2020 at 3:51 PM, MTindall said:

285/65/r20 NRGs

Stock wheels

No lift

 

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so this is a stock AT4 1500 and you fit 285/65/20’s?  Any rub or trim?

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