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Old 05-23-2009, 02:46 PM   #14
gringoloco
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Re: Daily Driven (not-so-stock) '05 Yukon

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Very nice . I have a couple questions...

What size tire?

Any tire rubbing issues?

Do you know the backspacing of the wheels?

Thanks.
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What size tires on the 20's?
Tires are stock replacement 275/55-20 Goodyears. The driver's side rear fender liner has clearanced itself a little from rubbing during hard right-hand cornering. I need to trim it a little, but to be honest, it hasn't bothered me that badly. Dunno on the BS- seems like I remember they are around 30mm offset...
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