[leicher2500]

I have a crew cab 2wd 2500 and i have 265 70 17s on it right now does anyone know the biggest possible tire i can fit without lifting? Thanks so much

 

[1997chevy454]

you could fit bigger on the back but probably not on the front.....

 

[MikeyB]

Heard that the Toyo AT 285/75/17 will fit with no rubbing.

I have plenty of clearance with the 285/70/17 and that was before the Daystar lift was installed.

MikeyB

 

[leicher2500]

do you any pics man? i gave the 265 toyos on it now

 

[MikeyB]

Here's a pic of my truck with the 285's before the Daystar lift.

MikeyB

 

[leicher2500]

i appreciate the help man....we have very similar trucks...where did youget your tires? and what kind are they?
thanks so much

 

[MikeyB]

I bought the tires from a local tire shop near me. They are Toyo Open Country AT's. 285/70/17 in a E rating.

MikeyB

 

[leicher2500]

i hate to keep asking you questions...i was looking to get that daystar kit but heard that the weight of the motor on polyurethane compresses it to much...have you had any trouble with yours ? how hard was it to install? if its not to much trouble post a pic....thanks so much i really appreciate your help

 

[MikeyB]

Pic with the Daystar 1.5" lift installed.

No issues to report. A few owners have 100k + miles on the Daystars and haven't had any issues. A local suspension shop did the install and alignment.

Summit Racing has the Daystar lift for $40.

MikeyB

 

[leicher2500]

damn that looks badass....that is the look im going for..im thinking about putting the coil spacers on myself.....we have the same truck prettymuch i think im gonna go with what you have with the 275's and coil spacers...thanks for your help