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2019 Sierra AT4 level/wheel/tires mod


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On 3/12/2019 at 12:07 AM, BLACK AT4 said:

RE Tire size; I just painted the OE wheels Piano Black and installed General Grabber A/Ts 285/60/20 For me they are the perfect balance of an aggressive tire and great tire on the road. As a side note, I have a set of 22" Denali factory wheels. THEY WON'T CLEAR THE CALIPERS.  I also removed the factory running boards, Nfab makes a great set of rock sliders with removable steps. I think they look better and obviously function much better. The factory running boards weigh nothing and will bend the first time you nudge a rock. 

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The truck looks good, exactly what I'm looking for! So no trimming and no rubbing with this set up?? 

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On 3/12/2019 at 12:07 AM, BLACK AT4 said:

RE Tire size; I just painted the OE wheels Piano Black and installed General Grabber A/Ts 285/60/20 For me they are the perfect balance of an aggressive tire and great tire on the road. As a side note, I have a set of 22" Denali factory wheels. THEY WON'T CLEAR THE CALIPERS.  I also removed the factory running boards, Nfab makes a great set of rock sliders with removable steps. I think they look better and obviously function much better. The factory running boards weigh nothing and will bend the first time you nudge a rock. 

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This is exactly what I'm looking for i love it...so no trimming requiered? No rubbing at full turn? And its bone AT4 stock? Please advise

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14 hours ago, SilentSierra said:

2019 AT4 with 20x10 -24 wheels.  Nitto RG 33x12.5x20.  2” Rough Country level. Stick out a little further than I wanted but I do really like the aggressive look.  Required a bit of trimming on the plastic but no more rubbing now!  

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Looks great, do you have any photos from the side and the rear/side?  

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On 9/22/2020 at 9:20 AM, LKGRenegade22 said:

I've read and read and I am still unsure.

 

I know I want to go with BFG KM3's on my bone stock 2020 AT4. IN 285 width they only come in 55 ratio which I don't want because I don't want to go smaller. I can't decide if I should just stay with the 275/65/20 or try the 295/60/20. Even the stock 275/60/20 Goodyears are only about 5/8' from the control arm. 

I just wanted to give an update to anyone that was searching like me.

 

I had a bone stock 2020 AT4 with the gray 20" wheels and put 285/65/20Nitto Ridge Grapplers and they rubbed like crazy on the back inside of the front fenders in reverse with any speed or anything close to full turn. I modified the fender but had to do quite a bit or cutting. After having the truck a month someone hit me and totaled it and I went and bought the exact same truck in a 2021 model and put 295/60/20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers and they fit perfect. No rubbing and still about 1/2' from the front control arms with no spacers.

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2020 AT4 Carbon Pro - BDS 2.5" lift with 2.5 Fox Adj. coilovers in the front and 2.0 Fox in rear, lift also comes with new block for reat 1/2" taller than stock.   Wheel are 18x9 - 18mm offset Method NV wheels with stock 275/65/18 Duratracs.  

 

Had wheels from 2019 AT4 Carbon Pro - they would not fit with BDS lift, as they hit tie rod - so had to go with 1.5" wheel lug extensions to make them work.   Plan to go to same wheel in -12mm offset to move wheel out to clear tie rod and to allow for larger tire.  If I had 20", would have been ok, as the tie rod will go inside the barrel of the wheel on 20" wheels - so more clearance with 20's.   I prefer 18" for more tire side wall for off road, so will have to go with 0 offset wheel or negative offset to make 18" work. 

 

Stock 275/65/18 - still hit in reverse at 2/3rds lock on front corner.  Photos below to show clearances.

 

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BDS LIft Front 

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Front clearance - wheels straight

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Tire clearnace Front 2/3rd turn

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Tire clearance front full lock 

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Tire clearance front - rear of wheel well - turned straight 

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6 hours ago, Supercup said:

2020 AT4 Carbon Pro - BDS 2.5" lift with 2.5 Fox Adj. coilovers in the front and 2.0 Fox in rear, lift also comes with new block for reat 1/2" taller than stock.   Wheel are 18x9 - 18mm offset Method NV wheels with stock 275/65/18 Duratracs.  

 

Had wheels from 2019 AT4 Carbon Pro - they would not fit with BDS lift, as they hit tie rod - so had to go with 1.5" wheel lug extensions to make them work.   Plan to go to same wheel in -12mm offset to move wheel out to clear tie rod and to allow for larger tire.  If I had 20", would have been ok, as the tie rod will go inside the barrel of the wheel on 20" wheels - so more clearance with 20's.   I prefer 18" for more tire side wall for off road, so will have to go with 0 offset wheel or negative offset to make 18" work. 

 

Stock 275/65/18 - still hit in reverse at 2/3rds lock on front corner.  Photos below to show clearances.

 

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BDS LIft Front 

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Front clearance - wheels straight

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Tire clearnace Front 2/3rd turn

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Tire clearance front full lock 

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Tire clearance front - rear of wheel well - turned straight 

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This is what i'd love to do with mine. i was going to ask BDS if I could get the 2.5 CO lift and swap out the shocks for the 2.5 Resi shocks. 

 

i also want to use 18" wheels but BDS says 18s may rub with the taller spindle. 

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17 hours ago, AdamAT4 said:

This is what i'd love to do with mine. i was going to ask BDS if I could get the 2.5 CO lift and swap out the shocks for the 2.5 Resi shocks. 

 

i also want to use 18" wheels but BDS says 18s may rub with the taller spindle. 

Front shock are remote resi - rears are not - they don't offer one (yet) - Fox told me they have a rear 2.5 piggyback (which would be ideal for easy placement) that is similar in length needed, but not valved for the truck, so was not sure how it would work and may need to be re-valved.  I was not willing to go through the trial and error.

 

Not sure about your second comment - there is a lot more "inboard" room  that stock with BDS lift - my only issue for 18's was the tie rod needs clearnace - so you need at least 0 offest wheel to fit, or spacers or lug extensions for anything with positive offset.   

 

Here is a photo of inboard spacing. 

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Yeah i heard the rears weren't ready yet for the truck, hope they make add them by summer.

With the knuckles BDS told me a lot of trucks will rub the tie rod as its placed higher to maintain geo and 20" wheels are recommended.

I had an F150 with a 6" and needed to use 20" wheels with 18mm or more negative offset, actually before I bought an AT4 I was looking at a Ram1500 and BDS said only some 18" wheels clear the tie rods.

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