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Well...I think I'm gonna do a levelling kit with 35" tires (315/70/17)...can you guys foresee any major issues, I know I'm gonna have to do a bit of trimming, but it should all fit right?

 

 

I don't see it happening.

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I installed a fabtech 2" leveling kit on my 2007 NBS Silverado. Put on Moto Metal 955 17x9 with 285/70-17 and had to trim the back side of the front wheel wells quite a bit. The tires would have been fine, but the 9" rim was too wide for NO trimming. I don't have pictures yet, but i'll post some soon. I'm SOOOOO glad i got this done!! :D

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Well here is leveling and 275/60-20 which is 33x11.5 they measure out to 32.5 on the truck..they did rub a little when turned and backing up...mostly on the mudflap, but also on the inner fender liner on the pass. side.

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specs...2.5" CCm leveling kit, 1" rear coil spacer, 20x9" wheels, 305/55-20 Nitto TG's

 

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So how come these dont rub with bigger tires and same lift, but the 275/50/20's rubbed?

 

Is that truck a 4x4?

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JB, the tires on the hoe rubbed big time...with alittle finese and some tying back of the inner fender liner they no longer rub at all...was actually easier than I had first thought after first mounting them...as far as the Silvy rubbing the 275's...that is bone stock no trim no nothing...if I do it up like the hoe it will have zero issues as well.

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hey KRJ Z71 what kind of wheels are those if you dont mind me askin. i really like those!

 

 

I don't mind. They are mazzi hulks.

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I just got my ccm leveling kit put on yesterday and my guy seemed to think I could put 305/55/20 on my truck. I have 20x9 wheels also and the same lift as you. 8100HD how bad was the rub? I mean was it just when you turned or was it all the time? That tahoe looks really good btw!

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