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****Help****....Installed 2.5 in level kit on 2014 Silverado....


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Forgive my ignorance guys.... trying to run Nitto terra grapplers, size- 295/60/20, The tires aren't even close to being able to run in the front, bad rubbing in the front against the back fender wheel...also worried about front bumper if and when I hit bumps... Back is fine. since I already have the level kit in the front. I'm trying to figure out what kind of Lift I need to get these tires to clear... my other option is to get smaller tires, which isn't really an option currently. I'm think 3 inch lift would do it...? But since I already have 2.5 inch spacer blocks in front... most of those kits come with these... what do I need to be looking for to get the front another 2-3 inches along with the rear ?

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Forgive my ignorance guys.... trying to run Nitto terra grapplers, size- 295/60/20, The tires aren't even close to being able to run in the front, bad rubbing in the front against the back fender wheel...also worried about front bumper if and when I hit bumps... Back is fine. since I already have the level kit in the front. I'm trying to figure out what kind of Lift I need to get these tires to clear... my other option is to get smaller tires, which isn't really an option currently. I'm think 3 inch lift would do it...? But since I already have 2.5 inch spacer blocks in front... most of those kits come with these... what do I need to be looking for to get the front another 2-3 inches along with the rear ?

 

You could try a body lift, or go with a 4" suspension lift.

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Stock wheels? If aftermarket wheels, you need to check the offset. A high negative offset will make your tire rub MUCH worse! Zero or negative make your wheels/tires stick out beyond the fenders, therefore when turning full lock, makes the tire rub worse than with factory offset. Recommend 4" lift.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Definitely need at keast a 4" suspension lift for it to work.

 

Curious as to why you would go buy large tires that don't fit before checking the recommend sizes? Many, if not all quality lift kits come with a maximum tire size recommendation.

 

 

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