2024 GMC AT4 1500 with Zone 1.75" level

[@Betty_white_3.0]

Looks good I just did mine last week, but I went with 35/11.50 Falken Wildpeak AT4W. Had to do trimming as well.

[@juanlpz5189]

Question. Why you have to do any trimming. Ain't that close to stock tire size. Also you have a kit where I can use that tire without any spacers

[@joeforce2551]

How do you know if a leveling kit has internal or external spacers? I was looking for this kit for my AT4, but there’s no results on the zone website.

[@Kinhaven]

Would a 305/65/20 size tire work with this kit?

[@CrawfordVision18]

What the difference height difference between this and bds 2.5? An extra inch higher with bds?

[@ralphcatalano8288]

I have a 2022 refresh Silverado rst with stock 275/60/20 tires. How much of a lift would I need to fit the 275/65/20’s that are on this vehicle in the video

[@NothingButLifts]

Silverado’s have more tire clearance, so you could get my with a 2” and plastic trimming. If you wanted it the same height as this truck then you’d want the Zone 3.5” lift

[@ryancoates872]

There is no way you trimmed brother. Ain’t a chance in hell that thing rubbed before

[@NothingButLifts]

I cant tell if you're joking or not, but it was definitely touching plastic front and rear at full turn. Either way our goal is always to trim so that you cant tell its been done.

[@ryancoates872]

@@NothingButLifts I just don’t understand cause I’m running the same kit with 295/60r20 ridge grapplers and I don’t rub in the slightest bit no matter the angle

[@NothingButLifts]

@@ryancoates872 no two trucks are exactly same, But I would expect a 295/60r20 to touch plastic and the control arm if your not running a wheel spacer.

[@ryancoates872]

@@NothingButLifts running a .25” spacer. No rubbing anywhere

[@NothingButLifts]

@@ryancoates872 nice, that setup on an at4 typically requires minor plastic trimming.