New tires and leveling kit!
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New tires and leveling kit!
Hey all, I should be getting my new tires on today. 285/70 17 Cooper STT's. I also ordered a 2.5" Hellbent steel leveling kit last night so that should be on early next week. Here's a before pic. I'll post one early next week to show how it looks after.
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2.5" Hellbent Steel Leveling Kit:
285/70 R17 Cooper STT's:
Sorry the pictures aren't too good. I took them on my phone. The truck's also on a hill so you may not be able to tell too well. I'll get some better pics when the lighting is ideal outside.
I also forgot to get a picture of the tread so I found one online to post.
285/70 R17 Cooper STT's:
Sorry the pictures aren't too good. I took them on my phone. The truck's also on a hill so you may not be able to tell too well. I'll get some better pics when the lighting is ideal outside.
I also forgot to get a picture of the tread so I found one online to post.
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Looks good man. Decided to stay with the same size? Good idea, then u don't have to mess with gearing which can be pricey. U were thinking about 35s, but the 33s seem more practical. Looks great. Don't forget to get alignment if u haven't already. Be a bad deal if u start funky wear on the new tires.
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Yeah I did have a little bit. The only reason I did is because of my wheels. They're 17x9 with 4.5" backspacing and -11mm offset. If they were stock wheels there wouldn't have been any. With the leveling kit, there's no rubbing whatsoever.
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Looks good man. Decided to stay with the same size? Good idea, then u don't have to mess with gearing which can be pricey. U were thinking about 35s, but the 33s seem more practical. Looks great. Don't forget to get alignment if u haven't already. Be a bad deal if u start funky wear on the new tires.
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That size will fit easy with no level and no rubbing with proper backspacing and offset. I have the same size tire and mine didn't rub at all, but the truck looks much better with level. For the price of leveling I think it's worth it. If he rubbed it's because they may be around 4.5 inches of bs and a negative offset. Makes the wheels stick out more past the wheelwell. Here's a pic with no level.
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Last edited by jerrybizzle; 06-12-2011 at 11:57 PM.
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Nice looking truck.... From reading previous posts it is safe to say everybody's truck is different. I just put 325/50/22 inch rim and tires on my truck with a 2.5 AS and had no rubbing or trimming. It only rub on the running board so I had them removed also. Other guys with 35's had minor trimming. Weight wise, smaller rims and tires would have been more economical. I have 3.73 gears and still pull fine.... Stopping is the only problem..