Will a 2”Level kit allow me to fit by 275/65/20 on 2015 Yukon XL

[Jisnis]

Some better pics...looks like same wheel, just all black

 

[swathdiver]

That's odd. There are several guys on here running that size tire on your generation with no lift and no rubbing issues whatsoever. Look them up using the search feature, I cannot remember their names. Maybe your springs are tired.

 

[olyelr]

That's odd. There are several guys on here running that size tire on your generation with no lift and no rubbing issues whatsoever. Look them up using the search feature, I cannot remember their names. Maybe your springs are tired.

A 34” tire? I doubt it. The stock 285/45/22 (32’s) damn near rub...hell ive read a few complaints from owners of completely stock yukons with slight rub.

 

[swathdiver]

A 34” tire? I doubt it. The stock 285/45/22 (32’s) damn near rub...hell ive read a few complaints from owners of completely stock yukons with slight rub.

According to them, yes, no rubbing at all.

 

[ThisIsLivin]

Too bad you didn't get the 275/60R20 Goodyear Ultra-Terrains. I have those on my Yukon Denali with a leveling kit and they are tight but just make it.

 

[Jisnis]

I finally got a chance to peel back the wheel liner and found the culprit to the rubbing. I was able to bang/massage the metal back on the lower fender for both sides. Still rubs the wheel liner when fully locked but I’m ok with it. My level kit comes on Monday, I’m hoping that will finally take car of all rubbing. I also trimmed the plastic piece on the bottom as well. When I install my level kit, I might bang on the drivers side a bit more. I was a little hesitant the first time around. Here’s some pics for reference.

 

[Jisnis]

Plastic trim

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[Jisnis]

Trim job

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[Jisnis]

Added 2.5” level kit in the front and will be adding a 1” level for the rear this weekend. I no longer have any rubbing issues.

 

[Jisnis]

Added a roof top tent…can really see the rear squat now.