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Old 03-13-2008, 10:44 PM
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Default 295/70/17 on stock suspension yukon xl

had anyone tried or seen them fit on a non lifted xl

ive seen one on a sierra denali just curious to see if anyone knows if itll fit on an xl
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I know for a fact that 285/70/17 will fit with no issues but I can't say on the 295's. Here is a pic of BFG All Terrain TA's on a non-lifted Tahoe. I did crank the torsion bars a little but I think it would have worked without the cranking.

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You have a VERY SWEET TA there. If I had a TA and money I would have a car like yours.


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so maybe i should just play it safe and get the 285's.... hmmmmm

right on for the comment on the ta.... i aint got no money just credit lol
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yes they will fit fine. May have to crank the t bar a turn or two, I didn't have to crank mine at all to fit 285s.
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Originally Posted by SVC707
so maybe i should just play it safe and get the 285's.... hmmmmm

right on for the comment on the ta.... i aint got no money just credit lol
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you should be fine.


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why did you trim?
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The tires on after market wheels will catch the trim when you turn sharp. I have seen 285's do this too. If you wont be off-roading you can get away without having to trim IMO.
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I'm off road on a daily basis and I've never ever rubbed. It actually looks closer in the back then the front.

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The tires on after market wheels will catch the trim when you turn sharp. I have seen 285's do this too. If you wont be off-roading you can get away without having to trim IMO.
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It was the same on the 05 and 06, never rubbed on the back.
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What style rims are those, they look pretty sweet I might have to get some next, are they teflon coated too???

One more thing how does the 295/70r17 compare to a 295/75r16 in size I had the 16s on the stock rims and they worked fine with cranked tb but on after market they rubbed, so I got some 285/75r16 and now I have no issues


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