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[brian390]

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[trphyhntr]

i put a 6" lift on my 2010, has 35s. Barely even looks lifted

[Edge]

This truck came from the factory with 4" blocks over the axles and 235 85 16s

 

 

I put these 285 75 16s on and that's all the lift my tired azz needs...

 

 

[PRDATR]

Call Desert Rat in Mesa and talk to Chris. He should be able to tell you off the top of his head. Good guy and fellow hunter.

[GreyGhost85]

I would go with a 6" and 35's. Price for the lift should be about the same. The only way to gain clearance is bigger tires. Not much point in spending +- 2k to get a lift kit installed if you only gain around an inch of clearance. I had a 7.5" lift and 35's on my 2009 chevy. Looked great

[sherman]

This is my 08 with a 4" lift and I believe the tires are 275/65 r18 I will look when I get home and I have never had a clearance problem where my dad's 09 stock truck has scraped the nerf bars

[el diablo]

If you're gonna spend the money go 6" with 35's. You'll be much happier. Only go 4" and you'll just wanna go higher 6 months later.

[Edge]

If you're gonna spend the money go 6" with 35's. You'll be much happier. Only go 4" and you'll just wanna go higher 6 months later.

That's kids for ya. Consider handling too. Ever tow?

[brian390]

Thanks for the replies

[trphyhntr]

 

If you're gonna spend the money go 6" with 35's. You'll be much happier. Only go 4" and you'll just wanna go higher 6 months later.

Ever tow?

What did you post a pic of a 5.4l 3/4 ton?

[AZbowhntr]

This is a 2010 Silverado with a 3" lift kit. I hardly even notice the lift now except for getting in and out. My wife hates climbing in it. Without going outside to look at the tires I would say they are 285/75/18.