Biggest tire on PPV wheels?

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steven000e

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I need new tires for my 2015 PPV and I am looking at the bfgoodrich all terrain ko2 but I would like a bigger/taller tire than P265/60R17 - They just seem too small

Are there any other options for a stock PPV?

Thank you in advance.

PS: I may have the option to buy a set of 22 silverado wheels but I am afraid they might not fit.
 

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I need new tires for my 2015 PPV and I am looking at the bfgoodrich all terrain ko2 but I would like a bigger/taller tire than P265/60R17 - They just seem too small

Are there any other options for a stock PPV?

Thank you in advance.

PS: I may have the option to buy a set of 22 silverado wheels but I am afraid they might not fit.
I put 20" Silverado rims on my '14 PPV. Tires are 285/50/20 and they rub only in extreme turns
 

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Just remember your PPV has been lowered with the tuned suspension they came with. If your not going to run it hard those 22's might be ok. But a lot of time and money went into matching those 265's with the hoe on the track. But a taller side wall will give you a better ride
 
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steven000e

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I like the black rims but a taller tire would fill in nicely?

But how tall can I go?

Thanks

Just remember your PPV has been lowered with the tuned suspension they came with. If your not going to run it hard those 22's might be ok. But a lot of time and money went into matching those 265's with the hoe on the track. But a taller side wall will give you a better ride
 

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265/70/17 should fit just fine and is about the same height as a civilian Tahoe. It’ll fill in all that wheel gap the ppv has with stock size tires and give a nicer ride.


I have a 2010 ssv so not a direct comparison to your 15 ppv but running 265/70/17 ko2’s and it’s lowered. Rides great.
 

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I run 305/50x20 tires on stock 20" wheels with no rubbing. My spare tire is a 265/70x17, and I have run this tire on my truck with no rubbing.

I hope that this is helpful to you.
 

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Anyone running a taller tire have to have the speedometer recalibrated?
 

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I have a Blackbear Performance tune. During the tuning process Blackbear can adjust the speedometer algorithm to correctly synch with whatever tire size that you have on the truck.
 

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Anyone running a taller tire have to have the speedometer recalibrated?

I’m running 20” wheels and I had my speedometer calibrated when I got my Black Bear tune as well. It was off by about 6 mph so I was going faster than what my speedometer showed.
 
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better late than never
 

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The weather is nice enough to paint outside now, so I touched up my rims and installed the new rubber!
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265/70/17 seems perfect!

Any suggestions on how to clean up these caps? Or mebbe just buy new?
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Thanks folks! I've already had great success in de-de-commissioning this PPV.
Easy'n quick horn fix, tailgate latch fix and bulb changeouts ALL thanks to the fantastically helpful bunch in here!!
I did lotsa time fixing my rides in the 60's and 70's and now that I'm a bit slower with a wrench, I really appreciate a good tip!

Taking this beaut on a run up north to Thompson MB next week.
Looking forward to the ride!
 

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The weather is nice enough to paint outside now, so I touched up my rims and installed the new rubber!
View attachment 426960
265/70/17 seems perfect!

Any suggestions on how to clean up these caps? Or mebbe just buy new?
View attachment 426961

Thanks folks! I've already had great success in de-de-commissioning this PPV.
Easy'n quick horn fix, tailgate latch fix and bulb changeouts ALL thanks to the fantastically helpful bunch in here!!
I did lotsa time fixing my rides in the 60's and 70's and now that I'm a bit slower with a wrench, I really appreciate a good tip!

Taking this beaut on a run up north to Thompson MB next week.
Looking forward to the ride!

Try Lime Away.
 

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The weather is nice enough to paint outside now, so I touched up my rims and installed the new rubber!
View attachment 426960
265/70/17 seems perfect!

Any suggestions on how to clean up these caps? Or mebbe just buy new?
View attachment 426961

Thanks folks! I've already had great success in de-de-commissioning this PPV.
Easy'n quick horn fix, tailgate latch fix and bulb changeouts ALL thanks to the fantastically helpful bunch in here!!
I did lotsa time fixing my rides in the 60's and 70's and now that I'm a bit slower with a wrench, I really appreciate a good tip!

Taking this beaut on a run up north to Thompson MB next week.
Looking forward to the ride!
Simple green.

New PPV caps are stupid expensive. Over $100 apiece last I checked. New or used.
 

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