What is the largest size tires you can put on a 2004 base 4x4 Tahoe without a lift
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Asked by Diekster Nov 19, 2010 at 11:25 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe 4WD

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papa answered 13 years ago

Stay with factory size or one size bigger,this wont affect the calabration of the speedodemetor.

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Diekster answered 13 years ago

Thanks papa. I see that answer in your other posts as well. The speedometer isn't really that important to me - speed not an issue and odometer not an issue either (low miles). I am thinking of the biggest rims/tires without adding a lift. Any ideas? I also havne't visited any shops on this issue either - plan on doing this today.

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papa answered 13 years ago

going to a tire & wheel dealer is the best,what I ment about the speedo is with bigger tires your speed say 55mph on speedo,you really going about 70 mph.

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Earl answered 5 years ago

Can a 285/70/17 fits on a 99 2 DOOR TAHOE?

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