2020 Sierra HD Fender Mod for Larger Tires 

Right on! its really not to bad to fit a 10 wide -24 wheel

So true! No regrets, it was a fun run and I'm always appreciative of opportunity and look forward to whats next

thanks! I was planning on doing the spacer thing, just ran out of time before the move and then never got around to it

Glad to help!

thanks! and it was good to meet as well

Thanks!! I think the right wheels can transform the looks of a truck

thanks! these new body style trucks are starting to look a lot better now

Me too! got boxes arriving every day with some go fast goodies

Sounds great, I hear they get tons of sun out that way

I wish you well on your new job/adventure and your move. I always enjoyed you on Power Nation and hope your new RU-vid channel grows quickly. I hope to build my truck as well as yours. I'm currently in Massachusetts and waiting until the move next summer to really begin my Tahoe build when I'm in my own space that I will own and not rent. I think I'm going to do a 454 swap with a lift and exoskeleton , 1 ton axle swap as well. And maybe learn how to edit and make better videos for my channel. Until then, I have your channel notifications on and will enjoy your content. Be awesome!

I wasnt sure at first how I'd like the bronze, but I think it worked out well.

@@LawrenceTolman Might-y-fine!!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tCRrCJhO0oc.html

You

@@LawrenceTolman might wanna paint match some trim with the bronze 😂

Thanks 👍

amen to that

I appreciate you watching, whatever the platform.

it would match the red on the AT4 hooks and emblems for sure

I agree

Definitely! one of my current favorites

still makes me cringe to have to cut, but because I saved everything I took off, I can easily put it all back so stock and nobody would notice

Thanks! It’s a Bak Flip MX4 and the marker lights are just the stock ones smoked with VHT NiteShade spray

thanks! i love 'em

No Doubt, Method makes great looking rims. However, I prefer the aesthetics AND the function of the Black Rhino Armory rims. Rims with spokes and or holes can and do get caked up with mud off-road. Once the truck is driven back onto pavement, the rims and tires are out of balance......and the truck shakes for 2 to 3 miles down the road. That issue is not a problem with the Black Rhino Armory rims....no spokes and no holes. Clean the mud off the rims? Easier said than done. Some mud is very sticky...requires good water pressure to remove it from the rims.

I'd check with your local parts department. mine came installed on the truck when I bought it, but unless there is a shortage (which there may be) you should be able to purchase them and install yourself

if you only went with a -12, you should be just fine, even with a 37.

Wow didn't expect a reply. Thanks for the confirmation.

the +13 will make your life a lot easier for sure.

@@LawrenceTolman Thank you for your input.

Go -44 offset with 2” spacers

I believe Kelderman makes it

no, I dont sadly

they're 35x12.50x20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Yes, they are a little noisier on the highway, but not awful. Just did a 700 mile trip this weekend with the family, theyre not bad.

I went with 37/12.5/20 on stock/oem rim and will definitely see your video couple more times hoping i can just copy your set up.

heck yeah

Bunch of guys in the 2020 chevy/GMC group on Facebook have run 37s on stock wheels

@@LawrenceTolman I searched all over that forum and haven’t found it. I need to do more looking I guess.

yeah, it probably will a bit

I appreciate that, especially coming from a Ram/Cummins guy haha. I was on the fence at first when they came out, but now I love em.

No problem man you have great taste in style and performance so my highest respect to you sir

some VHT Night Shade aerosol

depends on the size of tire, but likely you'll rub with a -18

@@LawrenceTolman 285 65r20

I'd like to if I could get my hands on one

Lawrence LT Tolman I’m having issues with mine. 2020 Sierra 3.5 inch lift and 305-55-20 tires and they rub good.

that'll look mean

A SIX INCH lift for 37 inch tires??? The General Motors "Square Body Trucks" started off the problematic cut fenders and or lift in order to install big tires. Yeah.....the square / rectangle shaped wheel well for a round rim and tire way back in 1973. The proverbial "round peg in a square hole".....causes a big mess with GM 4WD truck owners wanting bigger tires. Chevrolet trucks had a slight improvement in 2019. This along with the following reasons is why I switched to Ford Super Duty trucks. 1. IFS Axle - Poor Axle Articulation 2. Poor Approach Angle 3. Poor Departure Angle 4. Poor Breakover Angle - because of low hanging framer rails...truck can end up like a "teeter totter" on uneven terrain off-road. 5. Higher "Center of Gravity" with a 4 inch lift to provide clearance and decent axle articulation for 35 inch tires. It is quite pathetic that the wheel wells on GM 4WD trucks have to be cut or modified and a 4 inch lift installed in order to fit and provide axle articulation for 35 inch tires.....or a 6 inch lift for 37 inch tires. Ford and Dodge trucks only require a level suspension (raise the front) to clear 37 inch tires. GM has great V8 gas engines.......but the design and engineering of the GM 4WD trucks is PATHETIC!!!

yup, 35x12.5x20

Texas or Arizona would be cool. Hopefully not California. Too strict on emissions and many other fun activities.

definitely not CA for sure

not quite... but on the right side of the Mississippi...

New mexico?

@@LawrenceTolman since you are a fellow diesel fan, I'm thinking possibly Colorado or Utah... Maybe not to far from Sparks Motors?

just had to take a quick break....

@@LawrenceTolman love your vids LT!

its funny, when I measure it, the front and back are spot on to the 1/16", but from certain angles it does look a bit squatty

It’s because the top of the hood is higher than the top of the bed. Optical illusion

those are 20x10 -24

That would be cool!

Thank you! Cheers!

all good points, I do wish they still had a solid axle