Sierra Denali Tires Rubbing
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Sierra Denali Tires Rubbing
Tried searching, but could not find a definitive awnser about my set up. I currently am running 22" rims with 305/45R22 tires. Unfortunately, they seem to be rubbing when making any sharp turns. This is my first time dealing with this issue and I am relatively new to trucks. BTW, the tires were on the truck when I bought it. I could use help. What is the best soloution for this setup? Thank you!
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Tried searching, but could not find a definitive awnser about my set up. I currently am running 22" rims with 305/45R22 tires. Unfortunately, they seem to be rubbing when making any sharp turns. This is my first time dealing with this issue and I am relatively new to trucks. BTW, the tires were on the truck when I bought it. I could use help. What is the best soloution for this setup? Thank you!
tire rack is a good place to look up specs on individual tire sizes.
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They are Goodyear Fortera SL's. I read that 305/40/22 are the largest without issues. Is this a true statement?
Also, there is no drop on the truck. I'm going to take it to this spot down the road that deals with truck customizations. I'll see what they have to say.
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They are Goodyear Fortera SL's. I read that 305/40/22 are the largest without issues. Is this a true statement?
Also, there is no drop on the truck. I'm going to take it to this spot down the road that deals with truck customizations. I'll see what they have to say.
Also, there is no drop on the truck. I'm going to take it to this spot down the road that deals with truck customizations. I'll see what they have to say.
This is the tire size I run dropped. I tried the 45 and if I only drove in a straight line they would have been perfect!
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