Now, if you are looking to put 33s on of factory suspension, there is some cutting involved. Now, if you're looking to fit 35s on your truck, you are gonna need a larger lift kit, 6 inches or more in order to prevent any modifications necessary in order to prevent any rubbing. It gives you just enough room at the front end to fit up to 33 inches and we'll show you guys that in just a little bit which is gonna make it so that you don't have any rubbing at full turn. Now, if you're looking to fit larger wheels and tires like that, a leveling kit is gonna be the way to go. Fitting up to 33s, you do have some rubbing on a factory suspension without lifting it at all. It eliminates the factory rake, evening that stands out, which I think in my opinion and in most people's opinion gives it a better appearance and an overall more aggressive look.Fitting larger wheels and tires on your Silverado does tend to be pretty difficult with the square wheel wells on a factory suspension. Now, a lot of guys out there may not like the look of that and wanna level things out a bit bringing the front end up to match the rear, in which case a 3-inch leveling kit at the front end with a factory rear suspension does just that.

Basically, your front suspension sits lower than your rear to help with towing and hauling applications.

Now, off the factory line, your truck has what's known as rake. You should be checking this out if you're looking for three things, increasing ground clearance at the front end up to 3 inches, fitting larger wheels and tires on your truck comfortably up to 33 inches without rubbing, and if you're looking to eliminate factory rake leveling out your truck's appearance. Today, we're taking a closer look at and installing the MotoFab 3-Inch Front Leveling Kit, available for the '07 to '18 Silverado 1500.

Motofab leveling kit