2.5inch level with 305/55R20 tires

[HighCountry91]

I was in the exact situation you're in when I was buying my wheels and tires. Went with 305/55/20 duratracs on 20x9 +1 fuel mavericks with a 2.5" rough country leveling kit. Have slight rubbing at full lock but that's it

 

 

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Edited September 21, 2016 by Gongshow77

[Abearclaw]

305's are sweet man, honestly they look great because they're wide and look like a serious tire. I can tell you that the only issue you'll have is slight rubbing at full lock. But it's not a big deal at all. I ran 305/55r20's on factory wheels with a two inch level before I got my lift. I have a couple pix of the sane set of wheels and tires on my 2015 and now my 2016:

 

 

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[Bigfoot16]

I have 20x10 with-19 offset with the same size tire you are talking about. Had a little rub at full turn in reverse

[Needatruck]

Here's mine on 20x9 +20. 295/55R20 Trail Grapplers. No rubbing.

 

 

 

What's the 2017 look like??

[Needatruck]

I was in the exact situation you're in when I was buying my wheels and tires. Went with 305/55/20 duratracs on 20x9 +1 fuel mavericks with a 2.5" rough country leveling kit. Have slight rubbing at full lock but that's it

 

 

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More pics?? Looks good

[daowens]

What's the 2017 look like??

 

[Needatruck]

 

Damn. That's badas* ?

[Needatruck]

 

 

You lose much mpg with the lift and 35's??

[Havvkeye]

I have 305/55R20 Terra Grapplers on the stock rims and there is only slight rubbing (on the control arm) at full lock. With any kind of additional offset I don't think there would be any rubbing. The size itself will fit well with only a 2" level in the front even.

Edited November 11, 2016 by Havvkeye

[Edgar Hernandez]

Hey that's a really nice truck you have daowens. I have a black Denali too I lifted it up 3.5 rough country. Am wondering if some 35x12.5r20 would fit good on it

[Edgar Hernandez]

Hey I have a Denali just likes yours and I just got a 3.5 rough country lift kit. You think a 35x12.5r20 would fit good

Here's mine on 20x9 +20. 295/55R20 Trail Grapplers. No rubbing.

 

 

 

[snapring6r]

I have a 2014 silvy with the exact set up you mentioned. I can probably count on one hand how many times the tires rubbed and that was in reverse at full lock going over uneven terrain. I say go for it, you'll be glad you did!

[Daryl Z71]

 

Looks great!

[cortez24]

I have 305/55R20 Terra Grapplers on the stock rims and there is only slight rubbing (on the control arm) at full lock. With any kind of additional offset I don't think there would be any rubbing. The size itself will fit well with only a 2" level in the front even.

Curious what your combined mileage is like with this setup (Terra G2 305/55R20 with 2" level), I see Fuelly listed 15.5mpg in your signature but is this current? I am looking at putting the exact same tires on my '14 all terrain but would like to see some real world mileage numbers as these tires seem pretty light compared to others in this size so hoping mileage would be quite similar to stock. Any chance you could send me a link to your fuelly profile? Thanks!

[Havvkeye]

Curious what your combined mileage is like with this setup (Terra G2 305/55R20 with 2" level), I see Fuelly listed 15.5mpg in your signature but is this current? I am looking at putting the exact same tires on my '14 all terrain but would like to see some real world mileage numbers as these tires seem pretty light compared to others in this size so hoping mileage would be quite similar to stock. Any chance you could send me a link to your fuelly profile? Thanks!

I did have about 5k miles when I put the tires on. In the summer I get 15-16mpg with this setup, with winter gas in Iowa I have been closer to 13mpg lately. Averaging 80-85mpg on the highway (5 hours) I was around 12.5-13.0 mpg this past weekend for example.

Edited February 7, 2017 by Havvkeye