Rims Offset, Don't Know What To Choose???

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GERMANS15TAHOE

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I HAVE A 2015 TAHOE WIH A 2.5 LEVELING KIT. CURRENTLY RUNNING 285/60/20 TIRES WITH NO ISSUES. I WANT TO UOGRADE THE RIMS BUT IM N0T SURE WHERE TO GO WITH THE OFFSET. I WANTED TO GO WITH A 0 OR A +1. ANY INPUT SOMEONECAN GIVE ME.
 

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I HAVE A 2015 TAHOE WIH A 2.5 LEVELING KIT. CURRENTLY RUNNING 285/60/20 TIRES WITH NO ISSUES. I WANT TO UOGRADE THE RIMS BUT IM N0T SURE WHERE TO GO WITH THE OFFSET. I WANTED TO GO WITH A 0 OR A +1. ANY INPUT SOMEONECAN GIVE ME.
20x9.0 with a zero offset or even a -10 to +10 Should work fine. There are plenty of wheels out there to fit these trucks. Standard offsets work on stock and leveled trucks, meaning whatever they recommend for a standard height will also work fine with the level kit.
Just to give an example, I am running a 22x10.0 with a zero offset, mine is a bit aggressive, but I like the tires to poke out the fender just a bit with it being leveled. I have a 2.5 front level and 1" rear spacer.
 

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Wondering the same thing. I got a 275 60 wildpeak at3w wanting to run a 20x10. I have a -24 on my 2015 Silverado and I am wondering if I will be ok with that offset on my wife's Denali as well
 

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