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Posted (edited)

Still posting here since the admins have not created a section for the new 2022 silverado.

 

stock size is 275/60/20

 

is anyone running 285/60/20 tires or bigger ones with the stock suspension? 
 

if so do they rub? 

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A stock LT with no lift? 305s are very big tires. I really doubt they would fit without rubbing.

 

 

 

Well I had these 22’s on my 2022 LTD LTZ 2WD completely stock and fit just fine without rubbing https://imgur.com/a/5sAZQwC

 

I can’t remember their offset so I don’t know if these 20’s would fit. Their offset is 0.

 

 

 

 

If you could fit 305s on 22" wheels on a 2 wheel drive why wouldn't 275s on 20" wheels fit? 

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I think you misunderstood my question.

I’m asking about anyone running 285’s not 275’s, which is what I currently have.

 

My concern it’s because the 305’s

22’s I was able to fit on my old 2022 LTZ were aftermarket with an offset of 0.

 

These stock wheels on my 2022 refreshed have positive offset.

 

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Running cooper at3  285/60/20 on my stock gmc stock wheels 1500 at4 .  O rubbing, I think chevy has a bigger wheel well?  Also when  going through those radar detector signs was showing the same speed as the truck was up to 40mph.  Have not checked at higher speeds.

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17 hours ago, 81mmcat said:

Running cooper at3  285/60/20 on my stock gmc stock wheels 1500 at4 .  O rubbing, I think chevy has a bigger wheel well?  Also when  going through those radar detector signs was showing the same speed as the truck was up to 40mph.  Have not checked at higher speeds.

Does the AT4 =Trail boss

Which comes with a 2” factory lift?

correct me I’m wrong.

if it is correct what I said then we would not be able to compare them as the LT sits lower without a 2” lift.

Posted
20 hours ago, Nestor Romero said:

Does the AT4 =Trail boss

Which comes with a 2” factory lift?

correct me I’m wrong.

if it is correct what I said then we would not be able to compare them as the LT sits lower without a 2” lift.

 

Correct - AT4 = Trail Boss = 2" Factory LIft

 

 

  • 4 months later...
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I ran some ridge grappler 305/55r20 on stock 20s.  2" level in front.  No rubbing.  No spacers.

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Curious to hear from anyone that was successful with 285/60/20 on stock Silverado's not Trail Boss not leveled nor lifted in any form.

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  • 2 months later...
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I have 285/65/20's on my 19 AT4. I pulled in really fast into my driveway at an odd angle once and it rubbed. Other than that, no problems at all.

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