JWM1986

Looks pretty damn good!!! I'm still running my stock Pirellis but I hopefully will be changing that in October.

Mashman

Here's what 275,65,20's look like without a lvl. just so you know






There Cooper Discover A/T-3's, for some reason in the pic's the tread pattern doesn't look as aggressive as it is.

Burns331

I saw that the 275/65/20 isnt severe snow rated as well? I wonder why. In my experiance on snow/Ice, The taller/skinnier the tire the better... Increased PSI on the ground due to the narrow contact patch.

Wzupmane

Bump

08screwCA

good choice man ive had mine about 12000km with no signs of wear I love them same size too

Nate980

I'm going with the 285/65r20's when I get my rough country levelling kit installed. Can't wait! Anyone else got pics of there trucks with that size tire installed?

topsailstar

Just wanted to bump this thread. Interested in 285-65-20's and looking for peoples experiences with them.

Drew Hardgrave

I ran that size in the Nitto Trail Grappler on my Titan and I didn't think it looked too narrow, considering that size in the Ridge Grappler or Toyo AT II for the F150 (unless I go back to a MT and then i'll probably stick with the Ridge Grappler)

twitchypickle

Drew - Did you realize this thread was 3 years old when you posted? Zombie
threads are fun.

What offset are you running on your titan? I like the look. I used to have a titan and loved the truck -

Wiggum

295/60/20 Cooper STT Pro. 1.5" level, no spacers, no rubbing, just "fat" enough from rim to tread to make them look right (about 34.25" real measurement), and wide enough to add real beef, but not so wide they stick out past the wheel well fenders. To me, these are the perfect size for an MT on stock wheels with a level.