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Dually tires

I have a '17 Denali Dually with stock 235/80 R17E tires. I'd like to "up size" when these Michelins wear out.
Any suggestions?

Mike
 

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2500 Denali...275 65 20 BFG's KO2 Just installed last night..so far so good, 285's would have been rubbing some..all stock, no torsion bar turns..

I have the exact same brand tires on my 2017 but in the 285 size with NO rubbing and room to go a bit larger if one wanted....your truck looks great by the way....hard to beat the 2500 in the looks and performance aspect in my opinion...
 
Just installed 295/55r20 ditto ridge grapplers today on my truck. Zero rubbing and no mods done.
 
Any ride difference with being cranked up?

Dealership told me they prefer stock keys cranked up and then aligned on 305/55r20.

4x4 shop recommended new keys and 35s.


Slightly harsher
Wears the front end a little quicker.
Don’t want to go up so you have any substantial CV angle.
305 is a safe size

Don’t just do keys. Keys are 1/10th of the equation. If you throw new keys on and go 35s you will accomplish points 1 and 2 a hell of a lot quicker.

If you want bigger tires throw a legit lift on it.


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