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69 messages, Last post on Nov 11, 2009 at 12:41 AM
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| I want to get new tires for my husband. He want it to sit up higher without getting a lift kit. What size tires would replace his current ones so he can do this? It is a 2005 crew cab. I think he has 245/75/16..whatever was stock is what is on there. | |
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Anyone with a dual rear wheel changed to 19.5" wheels and tires? I am concerned about the dual spacing, as I will be towing with my 2002 Chevrolet Crew Cab the majority of the time. I tried 235/85R16 tires to try to improve the ride without any real benefit. Now I would prefer a safety margin while towing at near maximum capacities both GVW and GCVW. I know these are 8 lug 6.5" bolt center, hub piloted wheels. Is there any other vehicle out there that uses this wheel center with 19.5" tires? "Doc" |
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| I dont think i would go any larger or your spacing might get to small...or you could go with one single large wheel in the back and that would probably help your ride and you would not have to worry about the spacing. It makes your truck look like it has slicks. | |
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I have a 2007 K2500 Crew Cab, I have just added after market tires and wheels. I can not get the tire pressure sensor to reset. The dealership told me the tires have to be within 6 lbs of each other, front and rear, and they are (50 lbs in the front and 45 in the rear). I have followed the reset instructions in the manual and the truck does what it supposed to do, but the warning just keeps coming back.
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Replying to: goodsammed (Aug 07, 2007 4:53 pm) I have the optional factory Z71 wheels (18") and just rotated them recently. I followed the instructions in the owners manual (they are a bit confusing) and my pressure sensor wouldn't reset - it still thinks they haven't been rotated. I don't get any kind of warning, it just "sees" the rear wheels on the front and vice versa. I can tell because of the difference in the pressure in the front & rear tires. I'm not sure if I'm doing the reset right, or whether there's a problem. Please post if you get it resolved, & I'll do the same. 1offroader |
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| Hello everyone, I am new to these forums and a new truck owner (well Ive had it for about a month. I wanted to know how big of tires I could get into my Chevy 07 Silverado 1500 LT Ext Cab without a lift kit. I want some nice mean lookin tires because the stock ones just dont cut it. I would like some off roady type tires if possible even though I do not have a 4x4 (I kinda feel like a poser because of this). I am not experienced in the truck field seeing as I am only 16 years old but the internet is my tool and can help me with a lot of problems and or questions. So if anyone has any advice on my current situation please dont hesitate to reply, thank you very much! | |
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I was wondering if switching from the stock 17" wheels to a earlier model (2004) 16" wheel would clear the disc/drums on my 2007 Silverado 1500 Classic?
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