Wheel / Tires Sizes / Fitments for 2015+ Yukon

[jrhunkler]

Does anyone have the OEM sizes offhand, and the largest tire that can fit WITHOUT lifting a new 2015 Yukon? Thanks in advance!

 

[jrhunkler]

Went with 295/65-18

 

[coffeyman76]

I am running 285/50R22 Nitto Graplers with a 2.5/1 leveling kit. I guess that is technically a lift....

They are freaking big tires. I have heard it rub once, just slightly on a full lock right turn on slight down gradient but I can't get it to repeat. Look good, high side wall, quiet, etc. but I probably wouldn't do it again. Killed the mileage and since they are E Rated on a 22" wheel made it ride rougher. I actually may pull these and go down a size into an LT tire at some point and sell these off.

But the truck looks good! I haven't seen anyone that has gotten anything larger on the Yukon without full lift

 

[Rush]

I'm running 295/40R24 (a tad bit larger than coffeyman's) with the rear dropped 2" and I don't have any rubbing. I did have to do some modification to the front wheel well--very slight.

 

[coffeyman76]

Well I'll be...you have me by 0.07 inches.

Mine hold 95lbs of air pressure if I want, I bet I can make them the same size...



Glad to know you got those 24's in there without a level kit, pretty incredible.

Love your vehicle Rush you've done a great job with it.

 

[rokdenali]

Thumbs Up

Rush Ride looks great!!

 

[tgrin24]

I'm running 295/40R24 (a tad bit larger than coffeyman's) with the rear dropped 2" and I don't have any rubbing. I did have to do some modification to the front wheel well--very slight.

I'm getting ready to order a set of 24's and wanted to hear how you like the 295/40R24 over the 305/35's now that you have some miles on them.

Any ride improvements? Was the trimming just to the inner fender liner? I had 305's on my old Denali but like the idea of a little more sidewall.

Thanks!