Chevy Silverado Leveling Kit Guide – Tire Size, Cost & No Rubbing Setup
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If you’re planning to level your Chevy Silverado, one of the biggest questions is what setup will actually fit and perform the way you want.
At Lift Pro Customs in Willis, TX, we install leveling kits on Silverado trucks every week. This guide breaks down tire size, cost, and how to get a clean setup with no rubbing.
What a Leveling Kit Does on a Silverado
From the factory, Silverado trucks sit lower in the front than the rear.
A leveling kit raises the front to match the rear, improving stance and allowing for larger tires.
Best Tire Size for a Leveled Silverado
Most leveled Silverado trucks run either 33 inch or 35 inch tires.
33s are the easiest option and typically fit with little to no modification. 35s provide a more aggressive look but require the correct setup.
Choosing the right wheels and tires combination is key to making sure everything fits properly.
Will a Leveling Kit Cause Rubbing
Rubbing depends on tire size, wheel width, and offset.
A properly planned setup can avoid rubbing completely.
Leveling Kit Cost for Silverado
Leveling kits are one of the most affordable upgrades.
Pricing depends on your setup, but most builds are budget-friendly.
Why Proper Setup Matters
A poorly planned setup can lead to rubbing and performance issues.
A properly built setup will drive better and last longer.
Other Truck Guides
If you own a Ford, check out our F150 leveling kit guide.
If you have a Ram, see our Ram 1500 leveling kit guide.
Why Choose Lift Pro Customs
We specialize in lift kits and leveling kits, wheels and tires, and truck accessories.
We help you choose the right setup so everything fits and performs correctly.
Get Your Silverado Set Up Right
Call Lift Pro Customs today or request a quote online.
We’ll help you build the perfect setup for your truck.