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You will be spoiled now. I wish we could purchase the truck from the factory with larger tires and better shocks. Now watch your speed! With the better ride I always find myself about 12/20 mph faster because you don't feel the bounce and roll anymore. Good luck with your tires and shocks.The best thing is watching my wife get in my truck now.What a challenge now wait until I get 37" tires.
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my wife says i can't take the steps off because it is to hard to get in. as far as going faster, gas is to expensive in california to do that.the shocks were expensive , but worth it. tires don't even come close to rubbing on anything.the wheels i got people either like them or think they are ugly.
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Friday our area was hit with ICE,SNOW and SUV's. This was the first time I got to drive the truck with the new tires and leveling kit. What a difference! When the truck was stock the rear end was very high in the air and I felt the truck was doing a nose dive. I had to put six bags of 1/4" stone over the read end. The truck was a handful just getting to work in 4x4. Friday I got up after being called in to salt the roads. With one eye opened started it up put it in drive and I never used 4x4 and had no weight. 100% better results. This was the best money spent. I still have not noticed a drop in my power range or mileage. If there is I cant feel it! I had my speed odometer checked with vascar and it is 2 MPH faster than the truck reads.
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These trucks do ride significantly better with larger tires on them, just remember that your new tires are probably not E - rated like your old ones. Not a problem for normal driving, but i wouldnt put 3,000 pounds in the bed or tow a 15,000 pound trailer with it unless the tires have the proper load rating.
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