rayy_88

295/60r/20 are 33.9 lol

rayy_88

285/65/20 are 34.6

rayy_88

All tires are not exact measurments obv but thats what they r suppose to be.

KPT2

As per the Nitto website, their trail grappler 295/60/20's are 34.5" diameter.

12EcoFX4

KPT2 is exactly right. The specs on tires vary from brand to brand as well as tire type (AT, MT, etc). Also the reason some 295s rub terribly and others don't. At least that's been my experience.

Black_Thunder

Yup, KPT2 and 12EcoFX4 are right. I did a lot of research before buying my new wheels. Not all tires are the same, I currently have the Nitto Trailgrappler 295/60/20s on my truck and I can confirm they are 34.5". Also the nitto website backs up this like mentioned above. I used to have Nitto Trail Grapplers in 305/55/20 which were 33.4" or something similar(can't remember now lol) I've also had 285s in BFGoodrich All Terrains too

texasag

5100's front are rear. 2" of lift in front. 275/60/20 33".

awesome-platinum

How is the quality on the Heavy Metal kit? I'm thinking about getting the same kit as you but I'm wondering if that's all you did or did you have to buy new shocks ( bilstein or equivalent ) for the rear after adding the 3" block?

navyr1

Has anyone measured their front track width since leveling their truck? I'm wanting to level mine but also wanting to space the back wheels out a bit so they don't sit so deep in the fenders. I like front wheel where they're at, but I know adding a leveling kit will tuck them a bit. Any information is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Black Pearl

Got new boots today. Moto Metal 970 20x9 +18. 305/55-20 Falken Wild peak. I really wanted Trail Grapplers, but just wasn't willing to fork out another $600 more than the Falkens. And it has a 2" Readylift kit on it.