So my Continental 275/55R20's are bald after 35K. I tow and drive long distance and would like to get 305/55R20's and wondering if anyone has this setup with regular tire (non off-road) and stock height setup. Like how it's bit taller and wider
305/55R55 on stock 15 Yukon XL
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AppocAlexx
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dangggg 30555R55 lol just trolling but that was kind of funny when I first saw it.
but the 305s will rub without a different offset and at least a leveling kit of some kind. Even then I have been doing research and have found that the 305/33s will rub even with aftermarket wheels without enough offset and you will have to trim with a leveling kit as well. Good luck.
but the 305s will rub without a different offset and at least a leveling kit of some kind. Even then I have been doing research and have found that the 305/33s will rub even with aftermarket wheels without enough offset and you will have to trim with a leveling kit as well. Good luck.
AppocAlexx
Darth Appocalexx
from what I have found and you will have to go get the exact tires sizes but the highest I have seen is 275/65 or 275/75 maybe up to a 285/60 area. And even with those you may be rubbing at full turn. If your start getting into the 295s your at that 32/33 inch tire area or 305s. Hopefully you can get some pics of the set up you want but most people will be running at least a leveling kit of some kind. I would do that before you look into bigger tires especially if you want to keep factory wheels.
The other options you can look into is wheels spacers, which I am not totally apposed to but I will never run more than a 1/4" spacer personally only because I do not trust wheels spacers. Other thing is cutting out fenders to keep stock height with bigger tires, which is a big negative for the majority of people lol.
The other options you can look into is wheels spacers, which I am not totally apposed to but I will never run more than a 1/4" spacer personally only because I do not trust wheels spacers. Other thing is cutting out fenders to keep stock height with bigger tires, which is a big negative for the majority of people lol.
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