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Old 09-28-2014, 09:12 PM
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I love my truck. I have replaced the carpet, fuel injectors, spark plugs, ignition coils, installed H&M air intake, spider headlights/tail lights. Now I want new wheels and tires. I want to go as big as possible without having a lift. I heard my tires can go P290 50R22 and the wheels 22x10 +18 offset. Does this make sense to anyone?

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Thats a 33.5" tall tire. You will have to level if you are 2wd and it would be a good idea to level if you have 4wd.
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She is 4x4 and i leveled her when i bought her off the showroom floor. Im bouncing back and forth on lifting her more with a 4" but thats another $1,800. I was thinking about getting the max wheels and tires now and then lifting later. Thoughts?
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What size exactly are you wanting? And keep in mind with 22s you will be paying ridiculously higher prices for tires, let alone the rims.
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I would be happy with 20's. I also like a wide tire that stick out a little.
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I'd check out a 20x9 with a 0mm offset and a 295/70. You might even be able to go 305s. That should give you the look you want.
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A 295/70 is huge on a 20" rim, at 36" tall. A 305/55/20 witha 20x9 with 0 offset or -12 offset will give you what you want.
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Originally Posted by KCCOFox
A 295/70 is huge on a 20" rim, at 36" tall. A 305/55/20 witha 20x9 with 0 offset or -12 offset will give you what you want.
Touche. I always forget the conversions are different based on rim size and stuff. I wish all tires were just labeled as the High Flotation sizes, rather than metric. haha



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