Advice on Tires Needed

Hey everyone, been trying to figure out what route to go and need some advice on tires due to load range options available. I have on order the Bilstein 6112 front kit, and will be set on the 3rd notch 1.1" to level the truck. Keeping stock sport rims. 1" wheel spacers are a high possibility depending on what size tire I go with for UCA clearance.
I know I want BFG Kbro2s, but having trouble picking a size due to the options of load ranges available. The three sizes available that I want to stick with are 265/70R17, 275/70R17 and 285/70R17. Those are the three I am stick with in making a decision.
Ultimately I wanted 275s, but given that I can only find them in an E load, I don't want to do that. I really want to stick with a C load range due to that I don't off-road a lot, and want to save the rotational weight, and want a softer ride vs the E being more firm.
265s would be a good option due to being available in a C load, and I know I wouldn't have an issue with fit, but I've always pictured a little bigger tire.
285s have a C load option, which is great, but would most likely need a CMC. Not to mention the loss of power and possible re-gear which I do not want to do. But overall would look great I think.
So now I'm thinking about going a different route with tire choice. Any suggestions on options for a 275/70R17 tire with C load?
Thanks for the help.

 

Cooper AT3 Load Range C and E options. Note the little weight difference between the two.

 

Wow that weight difference is nothing. Crazy. Thanks for your input

 

255 x 80 x 17

33" due the narrower tire and your use of OE wheels, it clears with no lift no chop according to other threads around here.

 

Saw some Perelli Scorpions. Load range C on Amazon

 

I have load E very durable on the rocks! Perfect

 

You're welcome. Good luck in your decision.

 

You don't even off road

 

No sir, YOU Don't 2wd

 

Lol

 

Lol

 

So the difference between 265/70/ 17 and 275/70/17 is what, just about 1/2"? And there is a possibility that you'll might have to trim something to fit 275s?! In that case, my advice is... If you're ready trim (cut or whatever), just go with 285s. If not, stick with 265, C load tires. Less weight, and will look good!

 

I have been thinking about some Wildpeaks for my truck.