Most common question of all

[Eddyhorenandez]

Hey guys, I’m suddenly pressed to get new tires a lot earlier than i was hoping. I’ve been looking for a while now and likely going with the BFG KOs or nitto grapplers. My truck has a leveling kit 2.5 rough country and it’s a 4x2. Tires are stock atm 275/55/20. From the looks of it 275/65/20 seems like a safe fit but not much bigger and I’m wanting fuel vapor wheels with a mild offset. I want to avoid all rubbing/trimming possible. Any recommendations or bigger tires I can get? Height with a mild offset is more ideal

[Snuff]

Good choice! Nitto’s are probably heavier but you can compare on discount tire website. I have those tires and love them. Be careful with offset as it can throw mud all over your truck and damage other mechanical parts.

[Eddyhorenandez]

6 hours ago, Snuff said:

Good choice! Nitto’s are probably heavier but you can compare on discount tire website. I have those tires and love them. Be careful with offset as it can throw mud all over your truck and damage other mechanical parts.

I’ve been reading and looks like I’ll have rubbing issues adding a 275/65r20 to my 2018 rwd Silverado that has a 2.5 RC level? 

[Method2Madness]

I've got Vapors (machined w/dark tint) and a set of Falken Wildpeaks on order. Supposed to be in this week sometime. Think the go well together. Plus at a 275/60R20, you're still in Passenger category with a lot less weight. 

 

(Ignore the Ford) 

 

 

 

[Johan Soltero]

I had BFG KO2 275/65/R20 on my 2014 1500 before i put the 2" leveling kit on it. Had some rubbing at full turn, other than that it drove perfectly fine. Now with the leveling kit, it does not rub,