2013 silverado 1500 4WD crew cab lt. Do i have to take off the rear tire?
1115752
I did to make it easy. Not sure how else you would have room to put the screws in the best places.
1472012
you purchase it from the manufacturer but I had had my drift racer for about 2 years and still do not need to replace the rear tires
1525614
You will need to get your truck realigned , the toe end is way off, if you don't your tires will wear out
923075
You have to put the same rotor size on that you have now from the factory. If u don't know what size you have pull a tire off and measure to be safe
179007
Yes to 2x front or back tires individually. I agree with djmastak, if you want to lift all four tires, do it with a car jack and jack stands. Much more safer that way.
2188293
None. This is just the rubber tire. It needs to be mounted on your existing rim
2144161
No, the spare tire assembly sits under the storage bin. You do have to remove the flat tire inflation kit, then install the spare.
1060268
Nope, Or atleast I dont think so. I have them on a wrangler however and have the doors off and top down most of the time. Best tire I ever bought. I have had them over a year and I havent even noticed any tread wear. I drive atleast 40 miles a day and take them offroad often. I dont understand why so many people dont know about these!
1525615
Have a complete front end alignment performed after installation and there will be no issues with alignment and tire wear. I would not recommend installation without an alignment immediately after.
703142
NO. Just break the top bead and push tire down to get room to install. Leave bottom bead intact...jack
636236
Easy enough with the right bike tool. You might need to do so. My first ride the tire came off!
52060
I wish i could say yes or no. Your model looks bigger then mine. To be honest since it was just one weight i never went to trouble of trying it on mine. I just bought some aggressive rear tire . sorry i am no help.
2188292
None. This is a tire, it needs to be mounted on a rim, which would typically have four holes for the studs/lug nuts. Picture is of a mounted tire, but only the tire ships
1657892
If you can get the rim off the axle, then I suggest you go to a tire center and have them unmount the old tire and moount the new tire. In my case I could not get the rim off the axle so I used a saw to get the old tire off the rim. I used liquid soap to coat the rim edge and tire edge that goes over the rim. I bought a tire changing tool from Harbor Freight for about $7 and used it with a small sledge hammer and the tire went on with no problem. To inflate the tire I used a good air compressor and an adjustable strap around the center of the fire to force the tire beads onto the rim.
226688
2 tires/wheels per item #. So to outfit your entire truck you'd need a 2 sets. One rear and one front.
2147403
The best dang tire you can buy for a truck weighing more than 8k lbs and needing great off road capabilities. Just curious. Why do you care about the sidewalls? Worried about curbs or bullets? lol.
2024824
No, but if you get bigger tires you will need different wheels with different back spacing.