275/65R20 will they fit 94 2 door Yukon?

[yukondoit]

Hey tyf, I pick up a set of used 275/65R20 Goodyear Duratracs over the weekend for super cheap. I have the 275/55/20 on there right now but would like to have the duratracs tires on there for the winter. Would also like to avoid installing a small lift as I have recently rebuilt the front end. Should I try? Should I look for another size tire? Or should I accept the fact that I bought a set of tires that I will never use without installing a leveling kit?

 

[SunlitComet]

lift would be avoidable but speedo will be slightly off.

 

[yukondoit]

lift would be avoidable but speedo will be slightly off.

So you're saying some trimming will need to be done prior to install? A correct speedo is not really a concern right now, I'll take care of that later on. [emoji12]

 

[massivespl]

What year truck do you have 2002? Cuz this is the wrong section? But my buddy has 285/65/20 duratracs on his Tahoe no lift. Rubs tiny bit full turn while hitting a bump lol.his truck is the blue one.

 

[yukondoit]

I have a 1994 4wd 2 door that i'm wanting to install the tires on. I think I'm just going to do it and get them installed. Might have to do a bit of this to the front, hopefully not a lot.

 

[ccapehartusarmyINF.(ret)]

bahh speedometer who needs it anyways

 

[jerryjoe28]

think u should be ok. may rub a bit if u turn all the way left or right

 

[yukondoit]

Thanks guys for the responses and advice. [emoji7] [emoji8] [emoji106]

 

[SunlitComet]

don't even think rubbing will be an issue.these can handle a 285-75-16 with no rub iirc. do the math and compare that to your new stuff.

 

[yukondoit]

don't even think rubbing will be an issue.these can handle a 285-75-16 with no rub iirc. do the math and compare that to your new stuff.

Exactly. I ran 285's and 305's in 16 inch before and had rubbing with the 305's which required some trimming. So I'm sure I'll fit the duratracs.