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If Max tow capacity is 9,400 lb, add the vehicle weight empty and there you have it. I personally wouldn't feel comfortable towing more than six or seven thousand pounds with a half ton truck. I race motorcycles and tow an 8.5x18 trailer the 7 ft interior height. It's under 7,000 lb loaded but that's about all she can handle comfortably.

I wouldn't even consider it in a half ton truck. The thing is like a huge sail, it's going to blow you all over the road.

Its 2020, physical media is dead. Put your CDs on a flash drive or stream like the rest of the planet.

They are OEM 275/50/22's

Maxtrac Suspension (712120) 2" Rear Lift Shackle for RAM 1500 . I know it's crazy but that's the ones. Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

My junk is a work truck. I don't drive it to the grocery store, I don't take it to the mall on weekends, it doesn't play in the mud. It goes to job sites and collects big checks during business hours. I've worked too hard to pretend I'm broke driving around on Home Depot rental wheels. And yes, I live in South Florida. I escaped those crappy winners 10 years ago. Maybe when Im all grow up, I can learn to use my truck "as a truck". ?

I'm still dying to know how you use your truck "as a truck". Post up some pics of your awesome machine, I'd love to know what a real truck looks like. [emoji23] Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

No, they are OEM take offs. I was actually shopping on eBay and I saw a banner in the background of one of the pictures. This shop was about 45 minutes away in Tampa. Called him up, Cash deal, $2,000. They had about 20 different sets of 22 inch take offs. GM only makes about 5 different 22in wheels for the 2019 and up trucks. They are different because of brake caliper clearance. I picked the chrome snowflakes and I call them my winter wheels, lol. It's a Florida thing... Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

You can't tell me that doesn't look better....

I don't understand you guys knocking the 22-inch wheels. My truck looked like a Home Depot rental with the factory 18in wheels on it.

"Screams I don't use my truck as a truck" [emoji23] My lowered truck on 22's is a full time service vehicle (money maker). It also tows an 8,000lb 24 foot racecar trailer up and down the East coast. So how do you use your truck "as a truck"? Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

Here's the 2018 on 20 inch wheels. That was a nice looking truck.

I had a 2018 Silverado and I decided on 20 inch wheels. I tow a race car trailer and it's a daily driver so I was worried about ride quality and towing characteristics of the 22 inch wheels. I now have a 2019 Silverado and went with the bright chrome 22 inch wheels and love them. It's a different truck but it rides and tows like a dream. 22 FTW

Thanks for the advice, I didn't even know they were a thing. Makes a dramatic difference for sure. Thanks again. Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk