'04 Yukon - help with aggressive looking tires

[mrwd40]

Recently picked up an '04 Yukon. Truck is completely stock (for now) and desperately needs tires. Not interested in lifting truck at this time but want to go as big as I can without rubbing. Thinking about 17 or 18" Enkei RT-6's but looking for an aggressive looking tire. Any tire suggestions and/or max sizing without rubbing on stock setup would be greatly appreciated!

 

[AquinoSteven]

i would stick with a 31". Aftermarket rims make it more difficult to fit bigger tires. Ive heard alot of good things about nitto terra grapplers

 

[wyattz71]

Just got the Nitto Terra Grapplers today on stock 17" z71 rims... 285/70/17. plan on getting wheels with a 0 offset but for now they run great. Looks aggressive, quiet, and handling ***** on 265's.

 

[polobuds]

pics?

 

[01TX_Tahoe]

i got me some Falken Rocky Mountains 265/75/16 with MB Torques 16 x 8 about 2 wks ago and i like em alot. they ride good and look pretty good too..

 

[BJA814]

I run 285/75R16 ProComp All Terrains with no rubbing:

 

[mrwd40]

Thanks for responses guys!

---------- Post added at 09:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:27 AM ----------

Decided to go with 285/70/R17 BFG TA/KO's which should be a really nice upgrade to the stock wheels/tires. Will post before/after once it's done.

 

[DenaliAK]

Aaah...was going to say Cooper Zeon LTZ's...just cause I'm sick of seeing BFG's.

 

[polobuds]

I run 285/75R16 ProComp All Terrains with no rubbing:

is this with keys and spacers?

 

[BJA814]

Nope, completely stock. Not even a t-bar crank in that pic. I get VERY light rubbing on the inner fender liner. Not even enough to bother trimming. No rubbing on the stock bumper, or the 05 Sierra bumper.