when it comes to Jeeps, they are the best off road toy but they also require A LOT of mods to get them right! i'd rather spend 3K on my silverado and not worry about all that other mess like gears, lockers, etc...I think I'm going to love working on my Chevy!

 

Its addicting! Everytime you do one mod, you come up with ten more you want to do.

 

05 Silverado 1500 with a 6" lift running 35x12.50 with 17" rims, 3.42 gears an runs great.

 

We installed a 6" pro-comp lift and 35" tires on our 2016 F150 and 8" Readylift with 37" tires on our 2018 Silverado 2500HD Duramax.
F150 with a 6" lift drives just fine, and we don't feel like we need to change the gearing. As for the 37s on Duramax - we consider doing it in the close future.

You can check the list of available lift kits for your truck here: https://www.carid.com/2006-chevy-sil...nsion-systems/

In most cases there is a note on our site about the maximum tire size.
For example this 6" Lift by Pro comp for 2006 Silverado 1500 4WD allows to use Max Tire Size of 35x12.50R17-20
https://www.carid.com/2006-chevy-sil...465783981.html
We installed the same kits on the F150 and Toyota Tundra from our fleet. Both trucks run great and we're highly satisfied with these kits.
Watch this video to find out more about it:


If you tell me what tires are you running right now I will help you to calculate the overall height of your truck with the lift kit and 35s!