Sorry if it's already been addressed, but i couldn't find my answer... Just purchased a set of wheels and now I'm about to pull the trigger on tires. My question is : Can I run a 285/65/20 with no rubbing or trimming mods. I've been all over trying to find the answer. I tow an RV to I would prefer to have the added sidewall support that comes with the 65 rather than the 60. Thanks in advance!
Max tire size for stock 2500 AT4
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Thank you! I also went with the recon grappler. 285/65/20 wrapped around 20x10 4play 4p50 with - 24 offset. I hope there is no issues...
Awesomeness! FYI - I kept mine on the stock wheels which are at a +46/47 offset. Not sure about rubbing with negative offset.
That looks fantastic @Boozel!
ctballos
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Wow, nice look.
fj6t
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Was that with stock rims? Picture?
Redfishn2013
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So, after having these tires on your truck for a few months how have they been? Any rubbing or issues?
reb0957
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I have about 3k on some 295/65/20 Toyo RT Trails on a stock 23 suspension. They have been awesome! We will see how they handle ice in the AM!
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Very minimal rubbing when turning hard left or right. Nothing that I can't handle
bigT
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Hey man. Can you till me the make model and size of your wheels. Just love them.
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Sure, they are by 4Play https://4playwheels.com/product/4p50/?wymm_make=GMC&wymm_model=Sierra 2500&wymm_year=2023
Royal Tiger
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I just looked up the Nitto Recon Grappler as I’m a fan of the NT555 R2 for my Camaro and I was surprised to see they aren’t severe snow rated like the BF Goodrich’s. 
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For me ,Here in VA, my wheels come off in NovemberI just looked up the Nitto Recon Grappler as I’m a fan of the NT555 R2 for my Camaro and I was surprised to see they aren’t severe snow rated like the BF Goodrich’s.
