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Old 10-10-2012, 07:04 PM
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I debated selling them and buying a set of the grey 20's. Glad I didn't, I love how they look.
The '04 I had came with 18's but I ended up running 17's for a better selection of tires at the time. 20" tires are expensive compared to the 17's anyway!
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Old 10-10-2012, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by PawPaw
The '04 I had came with 18's but I ended up running 17's for a better selection of tires at the time. 20" tires are expensive compared to the 17's anyway!
I have the stock 18's, wanted to keep the stock tires on them for longer trips.
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Originally Posted by PawPaw
The '04 I had came with 18's but I ended up running 17's for a better selection of tires at the time. 20" tires are expensive compared to the 17's anyway!
I know when I go to get my Mud tires next spring Im going go either 17" or 18" depanding on the make of the rim. I want RBP 94's Chrome so probally will be 18", and 36" BFG KM2's Muds....when I have a mud tire on I like to see more Meat on the rim...makes look meaner......lol.......my 20's make my truck look like a street truck!...but I like that look as well for my winter tires.....
Old 10-12-2012, 02:02 PM
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Default Tire/Wheel Combination Calculator

http://gti-vr6.net/library/engine/Sc...ldiameters.htm

this calculator gives some good information
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Originally Posted by Rutko
http://gti-vr6.net/library/engine/Sc...ldiameters.htm

this calculator gives some good information
Great site
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Here is what I want for my Summer tires next spring 36" either 325 & 18" rims or 36" 17" rims.......not sure yet have to check rims out and see what matches what......

BFG KM2's

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275/70/18 BFG A/T's on stock FX4 wheels. I do have the RAS which lifted the rear about 7/8". The tire is 1" taller than stock, same width, no fitment issues. Approx. 0.5 MPG loss in the city, no report on highway mileage yet.



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Look's good Bucketman, ought to ride good too with the long wheelbase and the extra weight of the topper. Great for a long trip!
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Originally Posted by PawPaw
Look's good Bucketman, ought to ride good too with the long wheelbase and the extra weight of the topper. Great for a long trip!
Thanks. Yeah, riding on the highway is about the only thing this POS does right, other than just sitting in my driveway.

The 157" WB with the cap is a sweet set up for long trips. Having a wife and 2 young kids (1 & 2) it was nice not having to wonder "Should we bring this?"

Took a nice long trip to the southern coast of Georgia this summer, everything came with us, lol.

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Well i will write my first post here since this is looks like a good place for someone to lead me in the write direction. Recently i bought a 2012 FX4 Ecoboost and before it left the dealer I got a levelling kit from Ready Lift. 2'' in the front and 3'' in the rear. My research has led me to believe i can fit 33x12.5. I have looked around and think im going to go with the BFGoodrich All terrain's. I'm looking for idea's and comment's before i go out and spend $2,000 on tires what do you guys think?

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