Leveled denali 33's

[ROBELLO_103]

So after reading this forum and not knowing if my AWD Denali would shake with a leveling kit or not, I went with a 30 dollar ebay 2in leveling kit. Luckily for me she drives fine. So I then researched what size tires I could get away with without rubbing. Everyone said 285 were the biggest. I tested that theory also and got 305/60r18's and with no trimming they dont rub at all. If anything the rear rubs on the inside when making a sharp turn haha.

So here she is before and after pics. 2008 AWD Yukon Denali 2in Level in front with 305/60r18 Mickey Thompson MTZ's

 

[soulsea]

I thought the difference tween front and rear was 1.5" ... probably why you have a whisper of cali lean.

Looks good tho.

(I'd loose the Denali nameplates on the doors imo)

 

[ROBELLO_103]

Yea im originally from california so I tend to have the lean on my vehicles.. LOL

 

[Gzes]

Looks good glad to have another yuk that's not lowered

 

[NathanJax]

looks good!

 

[jdpber]

Lookin good

 

[felixgun]

Looks like you've got a bit of Cali-lean up front now. Maybe get a .5" or 1" spacer in the rear to completely level it? Looks much better though!!

 

[edgaranah1]

Removing third row seats actually helps a lot with the lean. I used to have a slight Cali lean and taking them out pretty much leveled it out. Although I don't have autoride don't know if that helps it or not.

 

[felixgun]

Autoride vehicles sit lower then non autoride vehicles.

 

[ROBELLO_103]

It doesnt have the 3rd row seats in any of the pics. But all my cars have a little Cali lean