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285's On A Z71 Nbs

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October 1, 2007 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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07-Z71

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07-Z71

Posted October 1, 2007

Posted October 1, 2007

I want to upgrade my stock 265 tires to 285's. Will they rub up front without a leveling kit?

tobias

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tobias

Posted October 1, 2007

Posted October 1, 2007

I want to upgrade my stock 265 tires to 285's. Will they rub up front without a leveling kit?

Probably not but it depends on what the rest of the tire size is. 285/??R??

Daddy

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03blackz71

Posted October 1, 2007

Posted October 1, 2007

if it is 285/70/17 then the answer is no. there will be rubbing.

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