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Old 04-26-2014, 08:39 PM
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I have a 2010 screw. I'm going to put a 6" and 35's. Should I get 18" or 20" rims??

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That's up to you. I'm a fan of 20s but other may like 15s or 17s or 22s. Find a wheel you like, cause that's really the only person you need to make happy.

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Originally Posted by countryboy78
I have a 2010 screw. I'm going to put a 6" and 35's. Should I get 18" or 20" rims??

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I think a 20" wheel is a perfect size, but if you want to go to a 22 it's you're call and support it.
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20x10 or 20x12 IMO look the best.
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If it was my truck, I would be going with 18x10's.

12's are too wide, get a 10 inch wheel unless you want your wheels sticking out far, throwing rocks all at the side of your truck and looking dumb IMO.
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Im running 35/12.5/20 with a 6" procomp lift
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Here is mine, 20x12 American Forces and 35s
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david you need some mud grapplers on those wheels they'd be nasty!
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Originally Posted by USMC_0316_RAIDER
david you need some mud grapplers on those wheels they'd be nasty!
I'd love to run some man, but my wife can barely deal with these things as it is haha.

Probably going to go to either a Toyo MT or Trail Grappler next
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yeah thats my next tire as well one of those two definitely the best out there
im considering trading my 18s and 33s for some 20x12 nuts and getting some 35s
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