b454rat
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Stock meaning off YOUR Denali. But I have zilch experience with GMT 800 or Denali’s.
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What size tire did those wheels come with? Any fitment or rubbing issues? Speedometer change? Thanks! Looks great!I just put these on a few weeks ago 2019 Silverado 18inch new take offs, still not sure if I like them or not.
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They came with a 265/65/18, No rubbing at all I can fully crank the wheel both ways without any issues. They fit great you just have to buy a full set of the newer long lug nuts for them to work but you can buy them at any auto part store. And no the speedometer did not change since the height of this tire is exactly the same height as the factory tire that was on the truck. That's the main reason why I liked this combination so much I could just bolt them on and not have to worry about any issues.What size tire did those wheels come with? Any fitment or rubbing issues? Speedometer change? Thanks! Looks great!
They came with a 265/65/18, No rubbing at all I can fully crank the wheel both ways without any issues. They fit great you just have to buy a full set of the newer long lug nuts for them to work but you can buy them at any auto part store. And no the speedometer did not change since the height of this tire is exactly the same height as the factory tire that was on the truck. That's the main reason why I liked this combination so much I could just bolt them on and not have to worry about any issues.
I think my 20s have a better feel than the 16" and 17"s I've had on it. Not that I would say softer ride but more nimble and responsive . I run 35-40psi in my lt tires when I'm not hauling anything and that makes it a nice ride. In short can't tell any negative with running bigger rims.Do you guys with 18" and 20" take-offs notice any difference in ride quality, compared to the 16" stock size? Curious if less rubber sidewall area would create a harsher ride at all.