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Upgrading Tires Soon To Match Leveling Kit On Nnbs!


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Well I will be upgrading soon. Last week we got a dusting of snow, so I took the truck for a spin and noticed the stock goodyear at/s were not that good. So I was looking around for prices on tires and yesterday I looked on craigslist and found a set of 285/70/17 bfg at ko with 5000 miles on them for $400. I pick them up monday. I am mounting them with the white letters out on the stock rims. It will make the truck look better and handle better too!! On all of my trucks I had BFG AT on them. But on this truck I didn't want to spend $850-900 on tires but $400 for a close to new I didn't have to think. Should have them on this week if not the next for sure.

 

If anyone has this set up on a NNBS with a leveling kit please post pics.

 

 

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Thanks, mine will look close to yours but I will have the stock rims with chrome lug nut caps and I have a crew cab. Also after this picture I add some chrome nerfbars.

 

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I have it but not on stock rims.I have 17x8.5 AR Cannons...

 

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That is the look that I am after with my '04. What size are the tires? I am thinking of going with 18's for the wheels at this point. I am still searching for the right wheels that will look good but hold up to some light to moderate off roading. I either see wheels that are all show or all business. It's hard to find just the right mix.

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BFG 285/70 X 17'S on stock wheels - same set up i am planning on

already have the Rough Country 2" spacer installed

 

yeah, the goodyear at/s seem to slide around a bit

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I have it but not on stock rims.I have 17x8.5 AR Cannons...

 

dsc00482smti9.jpg

 

 

That is the look that I am after with my '04. What size are the tires? I am thinking of going with 18's for the wheels at this point. I am still searching for the right wheels that will look good but hold up to some light to moderate off roading. I either see wheels that are all show or all business. It's hard to find just the right mix.

 

 

 

The tire size is 285/70/17.

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You do realize that in snow, wider tires get worse traction, right? That's why most LT snow tires are 235 or less... Just a thought. However, in all other road conditions, wider tires will handle better and get more traction.

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Ordered a leveling kit from RC just a few mins ago :rant: I thought all THE NBS Z71's came with 18 inch wheels ? My Silverado has 18's , or do the GMC's come with 17's and the Chevys come with 18's ?

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