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Probably gonna remove the blocks between the axle and the leaf springs. But I want to see how it sits and rides with camper hooked up and my bike loaded in the bed.

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34 minutes ago, Norman Dalisay said:

@mysery1 this’ me w/ the GM specific tires 285/45/22 for 22 inch wheels on a Belltech 1012SP Lowering kit 4/6 drop.. originally I had bigger tires which were 285/50/22 that rubbed up front & was way too bouncy; now it’s way better! 

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Nice to know about the tire size, thanks.

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2 hours ago, mysery1 said:

Nice to know about the tire size, thanks.

285/45/22 are the factory size.

 

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1 hour ago, JimCost2014 said:

285/45/22 are the factory size.

 

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Nice truck. I did not know what the factory size was for 22's. I believe mine came from the factory with 20's as that is what is on the sticker on the B column.

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What size spare tire comes with a truck that came from the factory with 22's? The spare on my truck is a 17.

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17 hours ago, mysery1 said:

Nice truck. I did not know what the factory size was for 22's. I believe mine came from the factory with 20's as that is what is on the sticker on the B column.

Thank you very much.

 

Scan the QR code in the drivers side door jamb, should tell what wheels it came with. RPO code.

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6 hours ago, Norman Dalisay said:

I believe the spares are all 17s.. that’s what I have..

 

6 hours ago, mysery1 said:

What size spare tire comes with a truck that came from the factory with 22's? The spare on my truck is a 17.

Yea, 17 should be the correct size, they are not going to give you an extra 20 or 22.

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So I scanned the QR code and the truck originally came with 20's. I want to run LT tires for towing so I'm going to go back to the 20's. If 18's will fit I would consider putting a set of those on.

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It looks like I'm going with 18's as I have a better selection of tires. I want something with a fairly stiff sidewall when towing. The truck has 2" belltech drop spindles installed but this shouldn't be a problem per the installation instructions. 

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I found a set of 20" takeoffs with 275/60R20 tires. I never liked the 22's that came with the truck. With a 2/3 drop and a tire diameter about 1 1/2 larger than 22's I like the look. The ride quality seems fine with a little more road noise which I expected due to more aggressive tread pattern and not being P rated. I have also had no issues with anything rubbing.

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