Redi Lift Level with 285/65r20.
I just bought at 2023 1500 AT4. If I level the front ready Lift 1.75. Will 35x12.5 x20 fit on with no rub?Nice set up. I take it no issues with clearing the calipers putting on 17” wheels? Did you put on spacers? I want to run 17s but was told I would have issues with calipers.
Did you encounter any rubbing on full turn?Redi Lift Level with 285/65r20.View attachment 19224
This is a difficult question to answer. You have the rims, their offset, you have the level/lift of the truck, wheel spacers, and the UCA all to figure out. I know with a 35 12.5 you may have issues with the width of that tire, and it rubbing on the UCA, as well as the fender. It all depends what else you plan to do on top of the level. However, with just a 1.75 level, OEM rims, and nothing else done to the truck, I would think you would have a bit of rubbing with a 12.5 wide tire. This is on a 1500 at4 correct?I just bought at 2023 1500 AT4. If I level the front ready Lift 1.75. Will 35x12.5 x20 fit on with no rub?
Thanks for the Reply. I also thought about going with 285x65x20 Nitto Recon Grapplers. I will have to investigate it more.This is a difficult question to answer. You have the rims, their offset, you have the level/lift of the truck, wheel spacers, and the UCA all to figure out. I know with a 35 12.5 you may have issue with the width of that tire, and it rubbing on the UCA, as well as the fender. It all depends what else you plan to do on top of the level. However, with just a 1.75 level, OEM rims, and nothing else done to the truck, I would think you would have a bit of rubbing with a 12.5 wide tire.
Which Readylift level did you use?Redi Lift Level with 285/65r20.View attachment 19224
Pretty sure the max you can go is 11.5"I just bought at 2023 1500 AT4. If I level the front ready Lift 1.75. Will 35x12.5 x20 fit on with no rub?
35x12.5x20 will not fit mounted on OEM wheels. I have 1.75 Ready Lift with OEM wheels. 295/65r20 Nitto was tight against UCA, tire would not rotate. I went with 285/65r20 BF Goodrich KO2. I modified the mudflaps and still rub on passenger side when I turn hard right off-road or with passengers (the extra weight is enough to make it rub, doesn't rub with just driver). Check your spacing on both front wheels. My passenger side tire is almost an inch closer to the rear than my driver side. I have checked 5 different Sierras and none of them are equal! I love the height and the ride is good.Thanks for the Reply. I also thought about going with 285x65x20 Nitto Recon Grapplers. I will have to investigate it more.
1.75 with UCA. Still have about an inch of rake.Which Readylift level did you use?
I modified the mudflaps and still rub on passenger side when I turn hard right off-road or with passengers (the extra weight is enough to make it rub, doesn't rub with just driver). Check your spacing on both front wheels. My passenger side tire is almost an inch closer to the rear than my driver side. I have checked 5 different Sierras and none of them are equal! I love the height and the ride is good.Did you encounter any rubbing on full turn?
Is the width the problem or the height of tire?I modified the mudflaps and still rub on passenger side when I turn hard right off-road or with passengers (the extra weight is enough to make it rub, doesn't rub with just driver). Check your spacing on both front wheels. My passenger side tire is almost an inch closer to the rear than my driver side. I have checked 5 different Sierras and none of them are equal! I love the height and the ride is good.
The width as a 35x11.50 will fit.Is the width the problem or the height of tire?