does this fit a 2009 chevy silverado? and also installing this lift, could i run some 20's with 33x12 tires
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it does fit the 09 chevy 1500 you would be able to run a 285/70-17 (33-11.50)
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I put this lift on a 2007. Should fit 2009 as well. I run 285/55/20 Nitto Terra's and they don't rub at all.
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Yes, mechanically they are the same truck, as long as it is a 4x4, if it's a 2wd then it won't fit
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yes it does fit if its 4x4 and iam running 33x12r20 with little rub but its cuz my rims are 20x10 -12 offset. Should clear good on stock rim.
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Same here, Just go by the tire size you have on currently. Some trucks came with 17"rims, some with 20" rims, default is most likely to say it won't fit vs having you return them.
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It's a complete kit as far as the lift goes. You may want to get some quick disconnect sway bars while your at it. I put 33" tires on my wrangler and the kit handles them great. If your doing a jeep you may also want to consider a slip yoke eliminator.
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I suggest you go to the website for the "air Lift Units". They want your truck info and then they will tell you what you need to know. You can contact them via email as well I am sure... to help with your specific question. Jim
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Hey Kerri, What I did was look up the manufacture and get a chart that shows all of the size combinations.You need to know the length of the strut fully opened and fully closed and about how much it needs to lift. there are dealers on ebay that sell these. Do you have any info on the old struts? is this the p/n Lift-O-Mat FMR114 0140N 299/93. Google search it helps. email me Randy 1bad62baja@sbcglobal.net
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I don't belive so. I'm running it with 32 inch tires no body lift. I get a tiny bit of rub when in at full flex crawling over a huge bolder. I trimmed the fenders and that solved the problem. With the body lift you should have an additional. .25 of an inch more space than me.
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Works great...with my set up.not sure what size tire your wanting to run...I would recommend a offset wheel rather than factory rims..factory wheels are 7 1/2" offset I bought 8 1/2" offset wheels for clearance on inside frame and better ride..I'm running 265/70/17 nittos I got almost 4" higher with lift and tires looks and handles awesome...
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All depends on your truck am wheel size. Does it have a lift,or is it stock? Of it doesn't have a lift 33" tires would be a little big.
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Go to the dealer website to confirm but I that the one I had well as mine was for a 2004 GMC. Air Lift makes different models for specific year & models.
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I'm no jeep expert, but I installed these when I switched to bigger tires. In now running 32x10.5 - 15. These were rubbing on my original fenders, which are just over 4 inches wide. These new fenders are 7 inches wide. I don't have a lift installed on my truck, but no more rubbing in the rear, but I imagine that the fronts would still rub when turning and the suspension flexed at the same time.However I think your tires are the equivalent to 28's. I think you should be good.
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I have a stock Ford F150 Platinum 4x4 pick-up truck (year 2011), and my Jeggs 2 ton floor jack will lift any corner of the truck with no problem. If you just want to raise your truck high enough to get the wheels off the ground, then the lifting height is fine. If you need more height than that, then maybe others can give you the answer. I've only used it once to do a 4 wheel tire rotation.
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I have not installed the lift kit yet, but I was told that I can fit up to a 33" tire. So you should have no problem with a 32" tire with a 4" lift.
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My box is in a 09 Chevy crew not sure it will fit your truck I have 10s b careful of air space if u run 12s it's tight
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There is little bit cut out about to the holes where the stock fenders were mounted. I have a 6 in lift and 33x12.5 and have about 5 inches away from tire. Hope that helps.
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I put these tires on a 1996 Chevy full size pickup with 4wd. I believe mine were 7 1/2" rims but you should have no problem. If your mounting them, use extra bead sealer to make a good bond is formed.
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Go to air lifts website and look up your truck so you know your buying the correct one
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I'm not sure how much you are going to lift your jeep but I installed my tires on 8" centered wheels because I wanted the extra stability and a better ride. You can use your stock wheels but why lift if you are not going to compensate with width? This move is dangerous because center of gravity is also lifted making it easier to roll. It has nothing to do with the tires because the tires are great, excellent as a matter of fact. I would highly recommend them.