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285 65 20 w/ 2" leveling kit

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New to the site. Thanks for the ad. Ive tried searching the forum without much luck, and was looking for some help. I bought a 2021 silverado 1500 z71 ltz in satin steel metallic and added a 2" leveling kit. Is anyone running a 285 65 20 on the stock wheels with no rubbing or modifications? Im trying to decide on a tire size. Thanks.

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Have an 2021 AT4 in Satin Steel and added a 2” leveling kit to it. Tires should be in tomorrow or Friday the latest and going with 295/60/20 Nitto Ridge Grappler. Was told that would be max size. 

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13 hours ago, kpromero said:

Have an 2021 AT4 in Satin Steel and added a 2” leveling kit to it. Tires should be in tomorrow or Friday the latest and going with 295/60/20 Nitto Ridge Grappler. Was told that would be max size. 

You are adding an additional 2" to the AT4? thatd be a 4 inch lift up from. surely you could fit more than a 295 60 20 on that set up. Although the width may get close to the UCA

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16 minutes ago, hbwalker14 said:

You are adding an additional 2" to the AT4? thatd be a 4 inch lift up from. surely you could fit more than a 295 60 20 on that set up. Although the width may get close to the UCA

The Sierra's have smaller fender wells be design and therefore cant fit as large a tire as a Silverado can.  AT4 owners have to be a little more careful on sizing.

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1 hour ago, Gangly said:

The Sierra's have smaller fender wells be design and therefore cant fit as large a tire as a Silverado can.  AT4 owners have to be a little more careful on sizing.

ahhh i got ya. you sure the 285 65 20 will fit? I cant find hardly anyone with them online.

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9 hours ago, hbwalker14 said:

ahhh i got ya. you sure the 285 65 20 will fit? I cant find hardly anyone with them online.

The tire shop I am getting from which I trust, told me they have done a few this way and only suggest the 295/60/20

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I also have a 21 AT4 with a dealer installed RC 2” level kit, I also want to run a 295 tire. Please post up info and pics once you install your new tires.

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On 1/23/2021 at 10:07 AM, 901at4 said:

https://www.roughcountry.com/gmc-leveling-lift-kit-1318.html

I'm running this 2" level on my AT4 

Time for new tires on my 2019 AT4 and I’m looking to add a leveling kit with 295/60/R20 tires. The RC level is what everyone is quoting. How many miles do you have with the RC 2” level?  Any issues with adding the 2” level to the AT4 package?  Thanks. 

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1 hour ago, G1Eagle said:

Time for new tires on my 2019 AT4 and I’m looking to add a leveling kit with 295/60/R20 tires. The RC level is what everyone is quoting. How many miles do you have with the RC 2” level?  Any issues with adding the 2” level to the AT4 package?  Thanks. 

lol..less than 500

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On 1/23/2021 at 11:07 AM, 901at4 said:

https://www.roughcountry.com/gmc-leveling-lift-kit-1318.html

I'm running this 2" level on my AT4 

Notes - Important

  • Cannot be installed in conjunction with a strut spacer
  • Does not fit AT4 or Trailboss
  • Does not fit Diesel models

this RC kit does not appear to work with your at4, unless you have given up your factory lift. (but i could be wrong).

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2 hours ago, rcan08 said:

Notes - Important

  • Cannot be installed in conjunction with a strut spacer
  • Does not fit AT4 or Trailboss
  • Does not fit Diesel models

this RC kit does not appear to work with your at4, unless you have given up your factory lift. (but i could be wrong).

yeah..RC has a kit for AT4. take another look and read the other "important notes". 

thanks for the reply 

 

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