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Eibach is now selling their lowering and lift spring kits for the Telluride. FYI: only the LIFT kit will work with the Nivomat self-leveling system - lowering kit will only work with OEM shocks but Eibach is supposedly working on a solution for that to also address the same issue for the Hyundai...

Tiresize.com has an offset calculator page that shows the size of tires and wheels you plan to put on. Good to use for estimations and get a visual on how your current setup compares to what you might want to put on.

Truxxx 2" lift will let you fit in 265/60/R18, maybe 255/70/R18 or the R20 equivalent of those sizes. If you have the self-leveling suspension system, make sure you get the right kit that for it.

This site is pretty informative on seeing what's available in 255/60/18 and how it compares to your stock tires as far as fit is concerned. Wheel Offset Calculator (tiresize.com)

Check around and see what AT tires are available in that size. I took a quick look and seems like only Nitto and Toyo make something in the size you're looking for.

Are you trying to see if the slightly larger size will fit stock 18" rims?

I got 18's off my LX available. Stick on some Blizzak's on them and you're good to go. They also have the TPMS sensors on them, too. They should fit - I don't see anything about other Telluride variants having lug configuration other than 5 x 114.3 Here's the link to the post in the "For Sale"...

Finally got to upgrade my wheels and tires... 2" Eibach Pro Lift Kit 17" KMC Canyon in black/grey, +35 offset 265/65/17 BF Goodrich KO2's 10mm generic spacers in front wheels. There were some raised letters on the front brake calipers that were digging into the inside of the rims, so the shop...

Selling a set of used LX 18" wheels - recently came off my vehicle after upgrading wheels and tires (info here) so they still have the TPMS sensors on them and Michelin Primacy Tour AS tires with some decent treads left on them. Stock lugs included. Very little curb rash on one of the wheels...

I derped at even writing that question... K&N said they can't ship to CA, so I asked if I can swing by their Riverside CA location and pickup instead... they'll probably say No, too, just because legally they have to... but what the heck...

Can you find the guy and see if he still has any? And they are actual, legit K&N products?

So... still no word from Bilstein... Maybe if everyone here dropped them a line and asked if there are plans for shocks and stuff for the Telluride, they might see there is demand and might want to push this forward... Here's the link to send them a message: Contact - BILSTEIN

How did you order yours? K&N won't ship it to a CA address, apparently...

I did reach out to Bilstein and their reply was "We can't share information on product development - please check back on the site from time to time." I replied that I can go to their Poway CA location for test fittings if that will help move stuff forward. They forwarded my reply to product...

Sorry to revive an old thread but question is relevant to the K&N Intake system... Recently checked the site and the instructions online have this disclaimer: I see earlier in the thread that someone from Rancho Cucamonga CA volunteered his vehicle for the test fit. Can anyone else from CA...