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By NOtruthlessHEROS
May 8, 2006 in Advanced Drivetrain, Suspension & Tuning

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NOtruthlessHEROS

Posted May 8, 2006

On my Silverado 1500 2wd the stock tire size is 235/75R-16, on the side of the door it says that I can put either 235/75R-16 or 255/70R-16. The question is will a 265/75R-16 fit without any rub?

sc4808

Posted May 10, 2006

Yes

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