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I've had a few inquiries about my wheel tire setup lately on my 2020 LTZ Z71 and figure I'd share since I haven't found anyone using this tire size.. No rubbing at all! 1.5in level 275/65/R20 (34.1")BFG K02's. Stock tires are 275/60/R20 (33") 

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Same size here love it. Just installed a Rough Country speedo calibration box. Speedo was off 1.5 miles per hour. Set new tire size to 33.7 to get it spot on. Reviews said also help the transmission shifts . Especially guys who went to larger tires. 35 to 37. Your truck looks great. 

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3 hours ago, xsquid said:

 

 

Same size here love it. Just installed a Rough Country speedo calibration box. Speedo was off 1.5 miles per hour. Set new tire size to 33.7 to get it spot on. Reviews said also help the transmission shifts . Especially guys who went to larger tires. 35 to 37. Your truck looks great. 

Oh good to know. Thanks. I'll look into that! 

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Looks good, now all you need is to add wheel spacers, remove the running boards, delete the mudflaps, tint your windows and delete some of the chrome. Haha, looks good though. 

 

Have 275/65R20 Duratracs and am a huge fan of that size tire on these trucks. Really do need wheel spacers though to make em look tough. 

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6 hours ago, DustSierra said:

Looks good, now all you need is to add wheel spacers, remove the running boards, delete the mudflaps, tint your windows and delete some of the chrome. Haha, looks good though. 

 

Have 275/65R20 Duratracs and am a huge fan of that size tire on these trucks. Really do need wheel spacers though to make em look tough. 

Thanks guys! I had spacers on my previous colorado and had nothing but issues... noted on minus the chrome. Since they're the same width as stock would they look a little goofy with spacers? 

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8 hours ago, M1ck3y said:

 

No sunset photos?

I'll see what I can do.. haha. I should have done better. 

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Perfect setup! Im fanboying lol. To be clear you have a standard Z71 not a trail Boss setup? Im going to run the same tires on my factory 20s and have an LT Z71 non trail boss

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8 hours ago, Stifler said:

Perfect setup! Im fanboying lol. To be clear you have a standard Z71 not a trail Boss setup? Im going to run the same tires on my factory 20s and have an LT Z71 non trail boss

Thanks man! Yes I only have the stock Z71 LTZ. No other lift stuff. It'll look good!

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7 hours ago, xtrythis1 said:

Thanks man! Yes I only have the stock Z71 LTZ. No other lift stuff. It'll look good!

Right on, thanks! Clicking submit on my tire order now! Which 1.5” level dis you use? I want to retain a little rake. Was thinking of doing a 2/1 kit

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1 hour ago, Stifler said:

Right on, thanks! Clicking submit on my tire order now! Which 1.5” level dis you use? I want to retain a little rake. Was thinking of doing a 2/1 kit

I used the max racing kit off Amazon but most are all very similar. Either the spacer at the bottom of the shock or one on top of the coil spring. Mine was the spacer on the bottom of the shock.

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Bro! Just got my truck back! Fantastic! I went 2” readylift and 1” motofab rear block. Love it. Pics tomorrow when there is some daylight 

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