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How's the ride? I've read that other people say the 275 has a harsh ride. They went to a 285 and the ride improved..
Its not a great deal stiffer than my stock tires but then again it is a 10 ply tire. The only time I really notice it is when I hit a pothole and I try best I can to dodge them.
I pull a 26 foot camper most weekends plus our land is pretty rocky and I appreciate the thicker walls.
285/65r20 KO2 on the "come with" sport rims - no rubbing at all
35x12.50r20 KO2 on the Platinum wheels, wanted to break up all the grey. no rubbing at all on it either, no modifications whatsoever.
285/65r20 KO2 on the "come with" sport rims - no rubbing at all
35x12.50r20 KO2 on the Platinum wheels, wanted to break up all the grey. no rubbing at all on it either, no modifications whatsoever.
Looks great! Have you measured the height by chance? Front and Rear. Take a tape measure and measure from the ground to the bottom of the fender using the center of the wheel as a middle point left to right.
I'm curious about the height difference. I'm about to do the 2 inch level and right now I have a 3 inch difference between my front and rear.
New Platinum owner (2016) and I’ve been killing my eyeballs reading every website, checking every gallery and reading every forum post I can find on levels and 20s.
My Plan is the following wheel and tire. What I need to know is how much of a level I need to make it work without cutting much (plastic only if I can). Or, alternatively, if it won’t work and I need to pick a different tire size.
The Goal: 20x9 +1 offset and 285/60/R20 (33.5”x11.2”)
How much of a level do I need? Has anyone used this combo of wheel and tire size?
285/65r20 KO2 on the "come with" sport rims - no rubbing at all
35x12.50r20 KO2 on the Platinum wheels, wanted to break up all the grey. no rubbing at all on it either, no modifications whatsoever.
02-09-2019, 07:55 AM
