What size tires can I fit on a 2022 GMC AT4 with a 1.75 inch ReadyLIFT leveling kit in the front?

jc411911 · May 20, 2023

Hi everyone,

I recently purchased a 2022 GMC AT4 and I'm looking to upgrade the tires on it. I have installed a 1.75 inch ReadyLIFT leveling kit in the front only and I want to keep the stock rims. I'm not looking for a tire that sticks out, but rather just something taller than the stock tires.

I've checked various websites for tire size recommendations, but unfortunately, none of them seem to have information on trucks with a leveling kit installed.

Can anyone with experience or knowledge in this area recommend a tire size that would fit well on my truck with these specifications? I want to make sure that the tires won't rub or cause any damage to the vehicle.

Also, if anyone has any experience with upgrading the tires on a GMC AT4 with a similar leveling kit, I would love to hear about it. Any recommendations or tips would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Murwg15 · May 20, 2023

refresh model? 20" rims?

jc411911 · May 20, 2023

Sorry yes a refreshed model with 20” inch stock rims and 265/60 stock tires.

Murwg15 · May 20, 2023

Per readylift website

jc411911 · May 20, 2023

Hmm as a non tire guy here is there a noticeable difference in going up to a 275/60 from a 265/60? In looking I do want a 0 offset as I don’t like the sticked out look as much.

TXHunter · Jun 20, 2023

jc411911 said:
Hmm as a non tire guy here is there a noticeable difference in going up to a 275/60 from a 265/60? In looking I do want a 0 offset as I don’t like the sticked out look as much.

You may want to check your current rims. My 2021 has +28 offset, so going to 0 offset does push your tire out some.

I found this website very beneficial in helping to visualize what different tires and offsets look like:

Wheel Offset Calculator

Use our wheel offset calculator to visualize the new tire position when changing wheel and tire sizes. Convert wheel offset and backspacing to calculate the correct setup for your vehicle.

tiresize.com