16" instead of 17" ??
Welcome aboard. I would first recommend that you fill out your Sig so we know what type of truck you have
But, on my 2005 qc. My old 16" rims did not fit at all due to the calipers. Both front & rear. I had to sell them and I got BFG 315's mounted on the stock rims.
But, on my 2005 qc. My old 16" rims did not fit at all due to the calipers. Both front & rear. I had to sell them and I got BFG 315's mounted on the stock rims.
Originally Posted by Dodgezilla
I had to grind a bunch of metal off one of my rear calipers to make my 17" H2 rims fit. The wheel weights were hitting it.. 

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Tundra Maggot,
"this is bad"
No, bigger better brakes are good
But, yes it sure adds to the cost of replacements and limits choices.
Dodgezilla,
My H2 fit without grinding (with regular wheel weights). I have rotated them several times and no clearance issues.
"this is bad"
No, bigger better brakes are good
But, yes it sure adds to the cost of replacements and limits choices.Dodgezilla,
My H2 fit without grinding (with regular wheel weights). I have rotated them several times and no clearance issues.
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