New Wheels and Tires on 2.5" level
01-06-2016, 03:42 PM
#1
New Wheels and Tires on 2.5" level
Finally got my wheels, tires and leveling kit on. I'm extremely happy with how it all turned out.
Here's the specs on the build:
2015 FX4 with Sport Package
502A
2.5" Autospring leveling kit
20x10 Fuel Maverick -12 offset
295/55-20 Nitto Trail Grappler
No rubbing so far, if there is it's a slight rub at full lock. I can't hear any though. Loving the look. Next up is intake in a few weeks.
Here's the specs on the build:
2015 FX4 with Sport Package
502A
2.5" Autospring leveling kit
20x10 Fuel Maverick -12 offset
295/55-20 Nitto Trail Grappler
No rubbing so far, if there is it's a slight rub at full lock. I can't hear any though. Loving the look. Next up is intake in a few weeks.
01-06-2016, 04:47 PM
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That looks awesome. Care to share how much you spent on the wheels? Also, how much for the tires.
I bought a 2015 SCREW XLT with the 302A luxury package and love it. The only money I've put into it is getting the windows tinted and ordered some husky x-act contour floor mats.
Next thing I would like to do is get a leveling kit (never done this on a truck so don't know anything about cost, the effects of fuel mileage, etc.).
I'm probably going to use the stock wheels/tires until the tread runs out on the tires. I'm not a fan of the little wheels/tires it came with.
I bought a 2015 SCREW XLT with the 302A luxury package and love it. The only money I've put into it is getting the windows tinted and ordered some husky x-act contour floor mats.
Next thing I would like to do is get a leveling kit (never done this on a truck so don't know anything about cost, the effects of fuel mileage, etc.).
I'm probably going to use the stock wheels/tires until the tread runs out on the tires. I'm not a fan of the little wheels/tires it came with.
01-06-2016, 05:04 PM
#4
Does anyone else notice a fair amount of rocks hitting the sides of the truck while driving?
I'm on stock rims and tires and notice plenty... Makes me hesitant to step up to these tires that stick out. I fear it will eat the paint on my new truck
I'm on stock rims and tires and notice plenty... Makes me hesitant to step up to these tires that stick out. I fear it will eat the paint on my new truck
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jdn58 (06-27-2017)
01-06-2016, 05:24 PM
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Rims ran me $1106 and tires ran me $330 mounted and balanced a tire. I've also tinted the windows to 20% and have some WeatherTech floor mats for the front. I removed the running boards prior to installing everything, as I like the clean look. I custom painted the front and rear emblems myself, and painted the fender badges as well.
I'll keep you updated on the tires and rock situation. So far I haven't heard anymore than the factory wheels and tires.
From here my plan of action is:
aFe CAI
AMP Research Powersteps
DVD headrests for the kiddos
Line-x
Eventually I'm going to tune it, but I'm going to wait a little while on that.
I'll keep you updated on the tires and rock situation. So far I haven't heard anymore than the factory wheels and tires.
From here my plan of action is:
aFe CAI
AMP Research Powersteps
DVD headrests for the kiddos
Line-x
Eventually I'm going to tune it, but I'm going to wait a little while on that.
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gperez723 (01-09-2016)
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01-08-2016, 01:34 PM
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Beer, Boats, and Trucks.
Love the look, nice work!
01-08-2016, 02:11 PM
#10
I've done all my badges except the front fenders. Any chance you have a picture of the back side of the badge? I haven't looked into it yet. I'm trying to see if I need to remove anything to reach the back side of the badge or if they come off from the exterior of the truck. Thanks