[ethanmile]

Whats up y'all. New to group and juat wanted to introduce myself and ask a few questions. Im Mitchell and I juat picked up a new ride a few weeks ago. It's a 2014 silverado double cab. I've already lowered it and got the stance how I want it but the stock 18s juat ain't cutting it. I know I want to go woth 20s but im having trouble deciding on what tire size would look best. Any help is much appreciated. I know I need to get more pictures of it 😅

I am also newbie here and I like to meet you

And I also have this model of Silverado 2014 and my tire size is
Size: P255/70R17.

What tire size still you have for your precious piece?

 

[MitchM2014]

I think I'm going woth 275/45/20

 

[gmc00z]

Is a 275/45 about the same height as your current 18" setup? Looks like it fills the wheel well nicely.

 

[MitchM2014]

I just compared the 2 sizes yesterday and the size I'm going with is close to the old tire size

 

[Z15]

Be advised changing tire size can affect the performance and handling of the vehicle.

Consider these possible issues;

A truck that has different tires and wheels will have Engine power/performance, Transmission shift, Speedometer registered speed and Cruise Control concerns. The Engine Control Unit (ECM) and Transmission Control Module (TCM) use (RPM) and Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) inputs as operational parameters for engine torque, transmission shifting, cruise control operation and speedometer speed inaccuracies.