Important Notes

• Note: Does not work with AT4X or ZR2 models. 
• Some fender well variance may be experienced between Silverado and Sierra models. 66-30200 works with trucks equipped with either the OE #84461807 or OE #84634344 factory torsion keys and requires ReadyLIFT torsion key unloading tool 66-7822B or similar for installation.
• Special Note: When setting the torsion key adjustment bolt do not exceed 26” from the wheel center to the fender edge. Exceeding this will overlift the vehicle creating a top-off condition, meaning the suspension has little to no down travel. The result is poor ride quality and premature wear of components.
• When setting the torsion key adjustment bolt do not exceed 26” from the wheel center to the fender edge. Exceeding this will overlift the vehicle creating a top-off condition, meaning the suspension has little to no down travel. The result is poor ride quality and premature wear of components.
• 20x9 +18 or 0 offset - 35x12.50 tire.
• *Trimming may be required with some tire styles on 20x9 0 offset - 35x12.50 or 325/60R20
• Note: Silverado and Sierra have different fender well opening sizes - some minor trimming my be required depending on true tire size and design.
• Tire Size Note: ReadyLIFT wheel and tire fitment recommendations are typically based on Wheel Pros wheels and Nitto tires. Due to product differences among tire manufacturers, tire specifications and dimensions including, but limited to, overall diameter, rolling diameter, tread width, aspect ratio, lug pattern, sidewall construction and inflation pressure, will vary meaningfully by tire and wheel manufacturer. Every tire and wheel combination should be test fit prior to installation. Consult your local installer to learn more about the right tire fitment for your application.
• Ride Quality Note: When lifting a vehicle and installing aftermarket wheels and tires, a tire manufacturer's construction and material quality can alter vehicle ride quality. When increasing a vehicle wheel and tire size, most larger aftermarket truck and SUV tires are 10-ply (or more) E tires compared to typical OEM 6-ply C tires. This more rigid sidewall construction increases the perception of suspension stiffness often described as ride harshness. The ride, handling, traction, noise, fuel economy, and wear differences between All-Season, All-Terrain, Mud-Terrain, or Trail-Terrain type tires can be significant. Please take into account tire and wheel choice will generally have a meaningful impact on the ride & handling experience.