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On 9/14/2021 at 7:24 PM, Bloody Marty said:

I have a '19 Custom Trail Boss.  What about some 35's on my stock 18" wheels with a leveling kit?  Did I miss that?  I like my stock black aluminum 18's  Anyone??  Thanks!!

you'll be fine.

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2020 TB w/ 1.5” level kit only 17x9 icon wheels & 35” BFG KM3 No rubbing   

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BFG 35X12.5ko2s no rub clear control arm by about 1/2" Mud flap bracket removed Bilstein 5100s rear and front set at stock height  

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35x12.5x17 Falken MTs on Fuel Blocks with a -12 offset. Stock Trailboss suspension. Removed the front mud flaps and brackets. No forward rub, only a slight at full lock in reverse.

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Goliath562 New Member

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My 2020 trail boss on 35s 

315/70/17 bfg km3 

no lift 

no spacer 

only trimmed mudflap an removed a bracket behind the mudflap 

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A week after installing my 35s i did a 

1.75 ready lift leveling kit on the front only 

easy install 

level out my truck nice i did the upper control arms from ready lift also an no rub everything fits good 

still no spacers needed 

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Jgarrison31 Enthusiast

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On 9/1/2021 at 9:39 PM, logantweed24 said:

Just got my 2021 Trail Boss. Done extensive research through this forum specifically and I appreciate all the help. I was still very hesitant but I had my tire store put 35x12.50R20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my truck before I leveled it. On flat ground, there is ZERO rubbing. It can be done, but I am still going to level for the looks. 

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This truely fit with no modifications and cutting on your stock suspension? I’m looking to buy these tires and size. 

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21 hours ago, Jgarrison31 said:

This truely fit with no modifications and cutting on your stock suspension? I’m looking to buy these tires and size. 

Yes this fits 100%. I drove the truck 7000 miles like this. 

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Dunn Senior Enthusiast

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i had a GMC Elevation......i used an AT4/trail boss bilstein 5100 kit with an eibach pro lift spring.....basically you can combine this spring with any of the struts that are same diameter as stock.....it adds 1 more inch to the lift

 

at std height for that kit with the eibach spring i was right at 3 inches in the front......it may just gain someone a lil extra they need or want.....FWIW

 

was 3in fr and 2in rr....

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On 6/4/2021 at 8:19 AM, MgoBlue said:

BFG 35X12.5ko2s no rub clear control arm by about 1/2"

Mud flap bracket removed

Bilstein 5100s rear and front set at stock height

 

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I have bilstein 5100s installed all around and set the front to max height but I don't have a trail boss just a ltz so I figured mine set at max height should give me pretty close to trail boss height. I was gonna run 305/70r18 but can't decide because I can't tell if that's gonna be to big so I was gonna go with 295/70r18 just to be safe I also am getting fuel rebels 18×9 +1 off set and 5 inch back space. I was just worried about clearing the ucas. I can do the trim mud flap and remove the bracket if I half to but do you think I will rub the ucas?

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