Yes, it shouldn't even be noticeable in 60 miles.

It'll just wear a little on the outside edges.

Thanks. I'm sure you'll dig the new setup. You'll have to post some pics when it's done.

Yes.. they aren't the cheapest, but they're a great tire. They have excellent on-road traction on everything except hardpack snow and ice. In that stuff they don't compare to studded snow tires, but I wouldn't expect them to. They still do well enough that I'm able to run them year round up here at 8500' in the mountains. They're also a very well balanced tire. One of the few 37" tires that can be balanced on my truck well enough to get up to 90mph without vibration.

Offroad they're great on most everything, especially if you air them down a bit.

its super clean too

$12995

the center caps are on everyones with that rim they just have a stainless cover over them and I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE TAKE THEM OFF BESIDES ME!! and i think it really sets off the rim. just pop the cap off like you need to get at the actual lug nut then flip the cap over and there are tabs bent over around the outside, just bend them open and remove.

2" but i measured the bumper to ground before and after and it was just over 1 -1/2", but level looks perfect. it was 127.99 from jc whitney i wanna say it was tuff country. i didnt do much research before buying it and there are 2 differant styles, mine was the more gay style to install, i needed a strut spring compressor to undo the strut to install kit on top of spring.

Ordered em from a dealership in CT

Thanks man, they are 295/70-18 Nitto Trail Grapplers and 18x9 KMC XD Monsters. And yeah i have a 2.5" HBS leveling kit