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I recently bought my Yukon, that has a 6in lift. I need to purchase some new tires and was wondering what would be the optimal size. The ones on there rub pretty good if turning hard. They set on some 20s and I do like a wider stance. Would it be better to change tire size? Use spacers? I've never had the luxury of having a big truck with tires lol. Please help

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12 hours ago, Seylerj said:

I recently bought my Yukon, that has a 6in lift. I need to purchase some new tires and was wondering what would be the optimal size. The ones on there rub pretty good if turning hard. They set on some 20s and I do like a wider stance. Would it be better to change tire size? Use spacers? I've never had the luxury of having a big truck with tires lol. Please help

 

 

What brand lift is on the truck?  What wheels does it have now, factory or aftermarket?  What size tire is on there now?

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On 2/20/2024 at 1:24 PM, Seylerj said:

I recently bought my Yukon, that has a 6in lift. I need to purchase some new tires and was wondering what would be the optimal size. The ones on there rub pretty good if turning hard. They set on some 20s and I do like a wider stance. Would it be better to change tire size? Use spacers? I've never had the luxury of having a big truck with tires lol. Please help

So, what size did you end up with? We just put 295/55/20 Cooper STT Pro tires, 20" fuel wheels, and a leveling kit on Sierra 2500HD. The friend mechanic said 295/60 is the widest you can fit on stock.

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