Ugh!! yes or no?

Franks · Feb 19, 2020

92 k1500 no lift.
285/65-18 or 275/65-18 with 2010 z71 wheels

Will they fit without rubbing.im getting mixed responses

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McBroom · Feb 19, 2020

Franks said:
92 k1500 no lift.
285/65-18 or 275/65-18 with 2010 z71 wheels

Will they fit without rubbing.im getting mixed responses
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They should uve seen a couple of trucks here locally with them on it.
I've got 17s on my 91 4x4 (6 lug) that came off a 10 or 11.

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885speed · Feb 19, 2020

I have those wheels but run smaller tires on my 2wd truck. 245/60/18
I have no rub at stock height, and have no doubt the normal stock size tire for this wheel should work fine.
Although there would be some doubts on anything larger than that.

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jefflroberts · Feb 20, 2020

Does anybody know what those wheels are called? I really like that style and think it would look good on my 99 suburban.

885speed · Feb 20, 2020

jefflroberts said:
Does anybody know what those wheels are called? I really like that style and think it would look good on my 99 suburban.

Just do a search for NBS Z71 wheels and you should have no problem finding them. I want to say they used those from 2004-2012 or something like that.
If you're not looking for "new" or "perfect" ones you can get a good deal on them like I did off of FB marketplace. Paid $200 for my set with a few small blemishes and one broken center cap.
Center caps are $40-ish on Ebay.

El Tigre · Feb 20, 2020

Have 285/65-18's on 18x8.5" 2018 Tahoe rims all the way around my '98 Z/71

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