2010 GMC Savana 1500 lift kits, wheels & builds

Recorded lift kits, wheel and tire setups, and cataloged vehicle builds for this year. Calculated geometry is not a clearance verdict.

Body construction
Construction not verified

Lift Kits by Height

No marketplace lift-kit products are mapped to this year.

Wheel & Tire Setups

These are stored catalog reference rows. They are not automatically lifted setups. Open wheel setups

  • 16" × 6.5" × 28 mm · 235/75R16 · 4.3i
  • 16" × 7" × 31 mm · 245/75R16 · 4.3i
  • 17" × 7" × 30 mm · 245/70R17 · 4.3i
  • 18" × 7.5" × 25 mm · 255/65R18 · 4.3i
  • 16" × 6.5" × 28 mm · 235/75R16 · 5.3i
  • 16" × 7" × 31 mm · 245/75R16 · 5.3i
  • 17" × 7.5" × 25 mm · 255/65R17 · 5.3i
  • 18" × 8" × 20 mm · 265/60R18 · 5.3i

Wheel and tire comparison

Calculated from stored widths, offsets, and tire sizes. Not a rubbing verdict.

  • Outer-edge change: 148.8 mm
  • Inner-edge change: -9.2 mm

A recorded or mentioned lift height does not establish brake, turning, articulation, or fender clearance.

Documented Builds

3 cataloged vehicle builds for this year. Showing 3.

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Configuration cautions

  • A cataloged vehicle build is evidence for that record, not a guarantee for every truck of the same year.
  • A two-inch lift does not create two inches of tire clearance.
  • Brake, turning, articulation, and fender clearance stay unverified.

Questions

What wheel setups are recorded for this GMC Savana 1500?

8 stored reference wheel configurations including 16 / 6.5 / 28. These are catalog reference rows, not automatically lifted setups.

Which lift-kit products are listed for this year?

No marketplace lift-kit products are mapped to this model year in the public lift-kit category.

How many cataloged builds are listed for this year?

3 cataloged vehicle builds are associated with this year from recorded wheel, tire, and product data. A build is project-specific evidence, not a guarantee for every trim.

Does a lift guarantee a larger tire will fit?

A recorded or mentioned lift height does not establish brake, turning, articulation, or fender clearance.