275/65R20 (34.1”) installed on stock AT4

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I thought I would post that I was able to install 275/65R20 34” tires on a stock AT4 with zero rubbing or issues. I also have the larger splash guards also installed. Still no issues. I searched and could never find a 100% answer so I’m posting it hoping others searching find it helpful. Thanks!
 

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Those look great! Very nice. One more thing: based on your new 275/65 20’s do you think there is room for .5” more- specifically the 285/ 60 20’s (34.6”) tires?
 

Those look great! Very nice. One more thing: based on your new 275/65 20’s do you think there is room for .5” more- specifically the 285/ 60 20’s (34.6”) tires?
285/60R20’s are 33.6. These are 34.1 so that would be no problem. Now if you meant 285/65r20 that would be 34.5 and I think would run. The nice thing about the 275/65’s is yes they are a full inch taller but are the same width at stock. When you go to the 285’s they are half in wider.
 

I’m wishing I would have went with my standard 275/65/20 KO2’s that I usually run. Heck, the 275/60/20 KO2’s are actually 32.9 whereas stock was 33”. Speedometer off by 1 mph😩😩😩 They look small. “D” rated 😡😡😡😡I should have done the same as you.
 

285/60R20’s are 33.6. These are 34.1 so that would be no problem. Now if you meant 285/65r20 that would be 34.5 and I think would run. The nice thing about the 275/65’s is yes they are a full inch taller but are the same width at stock. When you go to the 285’s they are half in wider.
Sorry, yes I did mean the 285/65’s
 

I thought I would post that I was able to install 275/65R20 34” tires on a stock AT4 with zero rubbing or issues. I also have the larger splash guards also installed. Still no issues. I searched and could never find a 100% answer so I’m posting it hoping others searching find it helpful. Thanks!
Same shoes for me. That are tight on larger splash guards, but clear with about 1/4" to boot. Not sure this size in a rougher tire would make it..............RR
 

Wow, looks good, and right.


Those look great! Very nice. One more thing: based on your new 275/65 20’s do you think there is room for .5” more- specifically the 285/ 60 20’s (34.6”) tires?
Do the 285/65r20s already... They would be perfect on your rig.
 

Anyone ever try 325/60/20? I'm trying to get new tires. wondering if 35.5 is too big?
What it looks like on mine is the 275/65R2(34.1”) is about max at stock height. You maybe able to do the 285/65R20’s with just a slight rub but nothing larger. I will say the 34’s fill up the stock wheel wells, especially in the front.
 

What it looks like on mine is the 275/65R2(34.1”) is about max at stock height. You maybe able to do the 285/65R20’s with just a slight rub but nothing larger. I will say the 34’s fill up the stock wheel wells, especially in the front.
Do you have any pics with those tires? I don’t want to lift my truck any further than stock but I also want to fill up that wheel well without any cutting or trimming. Thanks
 

Looks good! I’m to old to lift mine up and too fat to climb up with a 6” lift lol!
I glad you have that snow and I don’t lol

thanks for the pic
 

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