Lifted muscle.
Most trucks are designed for work, and the 2015 GMC Sierra is no different. The thing that separates the GMC from the rest of the pack is its higher-end touch. There’s more chrome, comfortable trimmings, and high-tech goodies inside and out that make it a work truck for the head of the job site. This 2015 GMC Sierra takes that to the next level thanks to a big-time lift kit and a set of new Fuel Wheels.
The four-wheel drive GMC Sierra is nothing short of a powerhouse of modern trukin’. Its advanced construction and technology utilize a durable range of engines that pump out the torque. The top dog in this model line is the naturally-aspirated gasoline 5.3-liter V-8 engine sending a total of 355 horsepower at 5,600 RPM and 383 lb-ft. of torque at 4,100 RPM to all four of the newly installed Fuel Wheels. That’s more than enough to get the job done and haul around all the necessary fun stuff.
But that’s not what sets this bad boy apart from the factory models; a gigantic lift kit coupled with Fuel Wheels make the truck large and in charge.
To start things off, the factory suspension was given a generous boost by the team at Merles Automotive in Oklahoma City, OK. The team installed a massive 9.5-inch Mcgaughy’s lift kit that raises the entire body up considerably and creates quite a bit of separation between the Fuel Wheels and the fenders. After the lift, a new set of Fuel Beast rims were installed in a large 20 x 12.0 front and rear setup. The new Beast rims were also wrapped up in some 37/13.5/R20 Toyo Open Country M/T tires that are built to handle any kind of terrain with ease.
To top everything off, the 2015 GMC Sierra was given a brawny mesh grille and new fender flares sporting exposed bolt apertures for that tough off road look.
There’s no doubt that this 2015 GMC Sierra is always in charge.
Fitment Specifications:
Vehicle: 2015 GMC Sierra
Wheels: Fuel Beast
Wheel Size: 20 x 12.0
Tires: Toyo Open Country M/T
Tire Size: 37/13.5/R20
Source: Fuel
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