Checking opinions with this fit without rubbing?

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Have 2013 Suburban LT 4x4 has max tow package no rear air ride. I have one of the adjustable eBay leveling kits for the front it's the billet spacers you add. can raise 1 inch , 1.5 inch or 2 inch. I am thinking of going 1.5" with the new 20" wheels I have with 305/50/20 Nitto terra . From what I have read on here it seems I will be ok with no rubbing? If I go 2" will the front be higher Cali lean?
 

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I had a 2.5/1.5 on my avalanche with those exact tires and it still rubbed a little but I think.
 
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I had a 2.5/1.5 on my avalanche with those exact tires and it still rubbed a little but I think.

Well that's disappointing to hear May have to go another direction then
 
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May go 285/55/20. Seems to be slightly only larger then stock on the trusty tire size calculator. anyone running this setup with 2" level?
 

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I'll be finding out this week. Running the rough country 2" with 285s...albeit I did order some .75" spacers for the rear. I suspect it would rub at full-lock if off road, but should be fine for all on road purposes. I don't drive around doing full lock turns enough to worry about it too much...we'll see!
 

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