295/65/r20 with 20x9 wheels fit on 2500 denali

[harrison ortega]

Hi everyone I plan on getting a set of tires and wheels on my 2024 2500 GMC Denali. I don't know much about it but have done my research been to shops past few days and people are still giving me an unsure answer of what im asking. My question is I plan on purchasing Fuel 20x9 with+1 offset wheels with AT3 toyo 295/65/r20 while keeping my suspension completely stock. im okay with a LITTLE trimming depending what it is I even looked into getting a mud flap delete kit to help and a liner pushback kit. Will this set up and what im looking for work on my truck without rubbing or anything?? If not ill think about downsizing on the tires I just really dont want to do anything to my suspension. 

[brainmorant]

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Hi everyone I plan on getting a set of tires and wheels on my 2024 2500 GMC Denali. I don't know much about it but have done my research been to shops past few days and people are still giving me an unsure answer of what im asking.

 

 

 

 

My question is I plan on purchasing Fuel 20x9 with+1 offset wheels with AT3 toyo 295/65/r20 while keeping my suspension completely stock. im okay with a LITTLE trimming depending what it is I even looked into getting a mud flap delete kit to help and a liner pushback kit. Will this set up and what im looking for work on my truck without rubbing or anything?? If not ill think about downsizing on the tires I just really dont want to do anything to my suspension. geometry dash 3d

 

It will likely rub on a stock truck. Your setup (20x9 +1 with Toyo Open Country A/T III LT295/65R20) is basically a 35” tire with an aggressive offset, which pushes the tire outward.

I think you should rub on fender liner and mud flaps, especially at full lock or over bumps. It can work if you’re okay with mud flap delete, fender liner pushback, and minor trimming

If you want no rubbing at all: go down to ~285/65R20.

Edited April 23 by brainmorant