FREE MOUNT & BALANCE ON EVERY Silverado & Sierra PACKAGE FREE SHIPPING · FITMENT-CHECKED OFF-ROAD SPECIALISTS SINCE 1986
Real Silverado build: 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 on 35x12.50R20 TIS TT1 tires and TIS wheels
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Silverado & Sierra
Wheels & Tires

Build a complete, fitment-checked wheel and tire package for your Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra - free mount & balance, sized for your lift or level, and shipped free as one set.

✓ Free mount & balance ✓ Free shipping ✓ Fitment-checked
Real customer build - 2020 Silverado 1500 · 35x12.50R20 TIS TT1 on TIS wheels
5 simple steps

How the Package Builder Works

Start from either end - wheels or tires - and we keep everything that follows compatible with your exact Silverado or Sierra.

1

Pick a Side

Choose your Silverado or Sierra, then start with the wheels or tires you want first.
Either side
2

Add to Cart

A package builder opens so you can pick the matching half.
Compatible only
3

Match the Other Half

We show only sizes and offsets that clear on your build.
Fits your rig
4

Add Free M&B

Free mount & balance on every package, plus optional TPMS.
Free M&B
5

Checkout

We assemble and balance the set before it ships to your door.
Ships ready
FREEMOUNT & BALANCE

Free Mount & Balance - and We'll Actually Mount Them

Most chain shops won't touch oversized or E-rated off-road tires - wrong equipment, or they cap you at factory sizes. We mount, balance, and ship your set assembled, ready to bolt on. Free when you buy wheels and tires together - a $150-$250 job anywhere else.

$150-250 INSTALL VALUE · FREE
Built by the community

Real Silverado & Sierra Builds, Real Customers

2015 Sierra 1500 Crew Cab, 3 inch level, 35x13.50R17
★★★★★

2015 Sierra 1500 Crew Cab · 3" level · 35x13.50R17

on Super Swamper SX2 35x13.50R17

Very good. Customer service is outstanding, fast shipping.

2021 Silverado 2500HD Z71, no lift, 285/70R18 on 18x9 Fuel Sledge
★★★★★

2021 Silverado 2500HD Z71 · no lift · 285/70R18 on 18x9 Fuel Sledge

on 18x9 8x180 Fuel D595 Sledge Gloss Black Milled

Very easy to deal with. Had to wait a little because my wheel size was out of stock, but it was worth the wait!

2003 Sierra 1500, leveled, 31x12.50R16 on 16x12 Weld Cheyenne
★★★★★

2003 Sierra 1500 · leveled · 31x12.50R16 on 16x12 Weld Cheyenne

No longer available - find similar →

These are great tires. Not too loud going down the road, and they ride smooth.

2011 Silverado 1500, 7.5 inch Rough Country, 35x12.50R20 on 20x9 Dick Cepek Torque
★★★★★

2011 Silverado 1500 · 7.5" Rough Country · 35x12.50R20 on 20x9 Dick Cepek Torque

NTW Readers' Ride

Rough Country 7.5 inch lift with 35x12.50R20 Mountain Cats.

2011 Sierra 2500HD, 7.5 inch Rough Country, 37x12.50R17 on 17x9 XD Strike
★★★★★

2011 Sierra 2500HD · 7.5" Rough Country · 37x12.50R17 on 17x9 XD Strike

NTW Readers' Ride

NTW install: Nitto Terra Grappler on 17x9 XD Strike wheels.

2012 Sierra 1500, 7.5 inch Rough Country, 35x12.50R20 on 20x9 XD Rockstar
★★★★★

2012 Sierra 1500 · 7.5" Rough Country · 35x12.50R20 on 20x9 XD Rockstar

NTW Readers' Ride

Federal Couragia tires on chrome XD Rockstar wheels.

2017 Sierra 1500, 4.5 inch Zone Offroad, 35x12.50R22
★★★★★

2017 Sierra 1500 · 4.5" Zone Offroad · 35x12.50R22

NTW Readers' Ride

NTW install: Nitto Terra Grappler G2 on the factory 22s.

2013 Silverado 1500, 7.5 inch Rough Country, 35x12.50R18 on 18x9 Gear Alloy Challenger
★★★★★

2013 Silverado 1500 · 7.5" Rough Country · 35x12.50R18 on 18x9 Gear Alloy Challenger

NTW Readers' Ride

NTW install: Mastercraft Courser MXT on bright PVD Gear Alloy wheels.

Silverado & Sierra fitment guide

What Fits a Silverado or Sierra - Stock, Leveled, and Lifted

Chevy and GMC half-tons have shared the same 6-lug pattern since 1999, so almost every truck wheel we stock fits. Here is how far you can go at each ride height.

Silverado & Sierra Wheel Specs at a Glance

Every 1999-2026 Silverado 1500 and Sierra 1500 - plus Tahoe, Suburban, and Yukon - uses a 6×5.5 (6×139.7) bolt pattern with a 78.1 mm hub bore and M14×1.5 lugs. Heavy-duty 2500HD/3500HD trucks are 8×180 from 2011 on (124.1 mm bore) and 8×6.5 from 2001-2010.

Bolt pattern6×5.5 (1500, 1999-2026) · 8×180 (HD, 2011-2026) · 8×6.5 (HD, 2001-2010)
Hub bore78.1 mm (1500) · 124.1 mm (HD 2011+) · 116.7 mm (HD 2001-10)
Lug threadM14×1.5
Factory offsetRoughly +24 to +28 mm on 17-22" wheels
Factory tire sizes265/65R18 · 275/60R20 · 275/50R22 · Trail Boss / AT4 275/65R18 · ZR2 275/70R18 (33") · HD 275/70R18

How Big Can You Go?

  • Stock height 1500: a 33" tire (275/70R18, 33x12.50R20, 305/55R20) fits 2014-2026 trucks on a 9"-wide wheel around +18 with light rubbing on the liner at full lock. 1999-2013 trucks are a little tighter and prefer 32-33" on the factory offset.
  • 2-2.5" leveling kit: 35x12.50s on 18s, 20s, or 22s. On 2019+ trucks plan on trimming the front liner and removing the front mud flaps; on 2007-2018 trucks trim the air dam. A 20x10 -18 pokes about an inch and needs more trimming than a 20x9 +1.
  • Trail Boss / AT4 / ZR2: the factory 2" lift means 35s fit with a trimmed liner and no additional kit - one of the most popular packages we build.
  • 6-7.5" lift: 35s clear with room and 37x12.50s fit with minor trimming. The 7.5" Rough Country builds in our customer gallery run 35s and 37s on 17-20" wheels.
  • 2500HD / 3500HD: 33s are stock; 35s fit with a 2" level; 37s want 4" or more of lift plus liner trimming.

The GM independent front suspension is sensitive to offset: aggressive negative-offset wheels increase CV angles on a leveled truck and speed up wear. We keep half-ton packages between -18 and +25 offset and note where a level is required.

Gearing, Speedometer, and the 10-Speed

Half-tons come with 3.23, 3.42, or 3.73 gears. A 35 on 3.23s is noticeably lazier; 3.42 and 3.73 trucks drive fine. If you tow with 35s or step up to 37s, a 4.10 regear restores the factory feel and helps the 8- and 10-speed transmissions hold gear. Recalibrate the speedometer for the new tire diameter either way - a 35 in place of a 32 reads about 5 mph slow at highway speed.

All-Terrain vs. Mud-Terrain vs. Hybrid on a Daily Driver

  • All-Terrain (A/T): quiet, long-wearing, good in rain and snow, rated for towing. The Toyo Open Country A/T III and Nitto Ridge Grappler in our top sellers are here.
  • Hybrid / Rugged-Terrain (R/T, X/T): mud-terrain looks with all-terrain manners - the most popular choice for leveled trucks that see gravel and job sites.
  • Mud-Terrain (M/T): maximum traction off-road, louder on the highway and faster wearing. Best on lifted trucks that get used off-road.

Load range matters on a truck that tows: LT-metric E-rated tires carry more weight and run stiffer than P-metric or C/D-rated tires. Every tire on this page lists its load range and max load.

Why Buy the Package Instead of Separately?

Buying wheels and tires together means we check the whole combination - bolt pattern, hub bore, offset, diameter, and load rating - against your year, trim, and lift before anything ships. We mount and balance the set for free, install TPMS sensors if you add them, and ship the four assembled wheels free to your door. Bolt them on, torque the lugs to 140 ft-lb, and drive. No shop appointment, no $150-250 mounting bill, and no getting turned away because a chain store will not touch 35s.

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Finance Your Silverado & Sierra Package

Split a complete wheel-and-tire package into monthly payments with Affirm or PayPal Pay Later, or go lease-to-own with Acima. Pick the plan at checkout - free mount & balance and free shipping still included.

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Specialists since 1986

Why NTW for Your Silverado & Sierra Build

Fitment-Checked Every wheel + tire combo is verified for bolt pattern, offset, and clearance before shipment.
Free Shipping Full set ships free, packed together to arrive as one delivery.
Free Mount & Balance We mount and balance every set free - including 35s and bigger that big-box shops turn away. Typically $150-250 of install work.
Off-Road Specialists Pairing wheels and tires for lifted trucks and 4x4s since 1986 - fitment is the part we got into this business to get right.
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Ready to Build Your Silverado & Sierra?

Pair any wheel with any tire that fits - fitment is checked before shipment. Most Silverado & Sierra packages run $2,000-4,500 and ship in 2-3 business days.

Big build, small payments - finance with Affirm, PayPal Pay Later, or Acima at checkout.

Good to know

Silverado & Sierra Wheel & Tire Questions

All 1999-2026 Silverado 1500 and Sierra 1500 trucks are 6×5.5 (6×139.7) with a 78.1 mm hub bore. 2011-2026 2500HD and 3500HD trucks are 8×180; 2001-2010 HDs are 8×6.5. Many truck wheels are drilled 6×5.5 and 6×135 together, so they fit GM, Toyota, and Ford 6-lugs alike.

Yes on 2007-2026 trucks. A 2-2.5" level plus a 35x12.50 on an 18x9 or 20x9 wheel around +1 to +18 offset is the most common package we build for these trucks. Plan on trimming the front fender liner (and removing the front mud flaps on 2019+). Trail Boss and AT4 trucks already have the 2" lift and fit 35s with a trimmed liner alone.

A 33" tire - 275/70R18, 33x12.50R20, or 305/55R20 - fits a stock 2014-2026 Silverado or Sierra 1500 on a +18 or higher offset wheel with light rubbing at full lock. Anything larger needs a level.

Not on 3.42 or 3.73 gears for a daily driver. 3.23 trucks feel sluggish on 35s and benefit from a 3.73 or 4.10 regear, as does any truck that tows on 35s or runs 37s. Recalibrate the speedometer either way.

Yes - and we will actually mount them. Many chain shops refuse oversized or E-rated tires; we mount and balance every set we sell, including 35s and 37s, free when you buy the wheels and tires together. That is typically $150-$250 of install work you keep, and the set ships assembled and ready to bolt on.

Yes. Add OE-compatible sensors during the build and we install them with your package. GM trucks relearn sensors with the standard key-fob relearn procedure or a short drive.

Yes. When you supply your year, trim, and lift during the build, we check the combo against bolt pattern, hub bore, diameter, offset, and load rating before shipment. We have built lifted Chevys and GMCs since 1986 - fitment is the part we got into this business to get right.

Yes - split the package into monthly payments with Affirm or PayPal Pay Later, or choose Acima lease-to-own at checkout. Most Silverado and Sierra packages run $2,000-4,500.