Will these 38’s Fit?

Will these 38s fit on the Chevrolet 2500? I don't know, these things are pretty big tires, and you know they got them square fenders. It's a 38x15.50-20. So I already know you're gonna ask which tire is this one. This is the Mickey Thompson Baja Legend MTZ. That's one hell of aggressive looking tire right there. Now to be such an aggressive tread and everything, now the side lugs right here is about as big as the ones like on the Nitto, um, Ridge Grapplers. So for something this aggressive, I thought they would stick out a little bit more. Now if you ever rode on these tires, let people in the comments know if you like these things or not. You know, if you've been off-road with them or you just drive on pavement— hell, it don't matter how you use them. People are going to want to know how good are they in the rain. Now what about the mud? Let people know in the comments how good these things in the mud, or if it's just a pavement princess. Let these guys know how many miles you're getting out of these tires. Now let's balance these things up. We'll put them on the truck and show you what they look like. All right, let's balance it out. You know what we got to do, got to take that damn sticker off. All right, so how big the lip is, this is where we determine if you're going to static or dynamic balance this wheel. Best way to balance this one is going to be dynamic. All right, we got it rolling. All right, now we got the roller on. Now something like this, I don't expect the road force to be low, so let's see what it comes out to be. These Mickey Thompsons are always usually high road force, but this one here says it can come down to 23, so we're gonna fix that. But it calls for 3 and, uh, 3/4 ounces right there. Now let's get them, put them on the truck, show you what they look like. All right, you got the Chevrolet on there with the big old 38s. Yep, they fit. No scrub, no rub.