Trying to figure out what tire will fit without lifting

[johnckhall]

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My K1500 had 285/75 16s when I purchased it. Put on new by the seller. No scrubbing on mine. I'm not sure if they required a crank or not???

 

[Airmanwoody]

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No adjustments to the torsion bars, 285/75R16's. Didn't rub unless I was turned full lock and hit a significant bump.

 

[ralmo94]

When I bought mine it was cranked all the way up, after getting an alignment, and having the front lowered to be more level when towing, ( lowered more than I wanted ) 265's rubbed on the alcan Highway, pretty rough bumps, but still, you "may" need to crank the bars a little bit if you do more than run highway, depending on current t-bar crank. Personally I prefer a little room in the wheel wells and a lift.

 

[98chevy2500SS]

With the offset on my front rims have would that make it rub more? I’m not sure the offset on the rim

Yes, since your rims are aftermarket. I'm guessing yours are probably 16x8's with a 4.5" or 4.25" backspace, but the specs will be on the back side of the rim.

 

[Mitch4x4]

Thanks guys I finally pulled the trigger on some tires and it looks awesome with barely any rubbing

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[98chevy2500SS]

Wish my 98 had those wheels, looks much better with the bigger tires.