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Any 2019/2020 1500's with GM 2 inch Suspension lift, 20x10 -19 wheels, and 285/60/20 tires?

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Hey Guys,

 

 

I'm trying to see if any of you guys have or have tried adding a GM 2 inch Suspension lift, 20x10 -19 wheels, and 285/60/20 tires on a 2019/2020 Chevy/GMC 1500?  I have a new 2020 Chevy 1500 3.0L Duramax LTZ/Z71 Crew Cab with Standard bed and I'm looking upgrade wheels and tires.  I believe the Trail Boss and AT4 already have the same 2 inch GM suspension lift that I'm looking to add.  After looking through the pages I can't seem to find a truck with this setup. I assume it's been tried and maybe not possible but I'd like to find out. None of my local dealers or tire shops can give me a definitive answer.  Any help out there?  Otherwise I will be staying with 20x9 +0 wheel instead. Thanks!!!

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2020 AT4( so already lifted 2”) with -18 275/60/20 - they rub a little and I need to level the front about an 1” to stop it- I’ve trimmed as much as I can without cutting a lot of wheel well out. 

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12 hours ago, Tyler1199 said:

2020 AT4( so already lifted 2”) with -18 275/60/20 - they rub a little and I need to level the front about an 1” to stop it- I’ve trimmed as much as I can without cutting a lot of wheel well out. 

Thanks for the info!!!!....It sounds like a 285/60/20  on a 20x10 -18 will not work out well for my truck with GM's 2 inch Suspension Lift.  It looks like a 20x9 +0 will have to do  

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18 hours ago, beauso79 said:

Thanks for the info!!!!....It sounds like a 285/60/20  on a 20x10 -18 will not work out well for my truck with GM's 2 inch Suspension Lift.  It looks like a 20x9 +0 will have to do  

I’m running a 20x9 +20 offset no rub with stock z71 suspension my tire size is 275/60r20 if that helps anyone 

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