Just Bought Some 20's

sl33py24 · September 17, 2009

I BOUGHT SOME 20'S FOR MY TRUCK AND WANTED TO KNOW IF THEY WERE STRONG ENOUGH FOR MY USE.

I HAVENT TOWED ANYTHING AND I DONT THINK AM ANYTIME SOON AND I DONT REALLY HAUL ANYTHING SO IS A 2200 LBS MAX WEIGHT ON EACH RIM GOOD?????

sl33py24 · September 17, 2009

HJH

tjcbenz · September 17, 2009

I wanna be a balla, shot calla, 20 inch blades on the Impala....

I think you'll be fine man. Unless you're gonna load it down for everything she's got...which it doesn't look like you are......... you'll be fine.

Stevens03 · September 17, 2009

Being new, they should have a load rating not to hard to find, as long as you keep enough rubber wrapped around them, you'll never have a problem. Congrats on the new wheels, make sure you post a few photos when the wheels are on

iscsidude · September 17, 2009

Just be ready for a drastic decrease in the ride quality.

Those 20"'s are much heavier and I found them to be intolerable even on the freeway.

But, they will look good.

sl33py24 · September 17, 2009

well they are lighter then the stock rim and thats both with out tires and they are 2200lbsmax and am keeping the stock ones for winter.. my friend has the same rims and he truck rides nice hopefully 2morrow am going to put them on with some Yokohama Parada Spec-X

ironhead3fan · September 17, 2009

Those wheels look good. Doubt you'll have any problem towing, they wouldn't sell something that would cause a problem. Look up the load rating just to be safe.

blackout07 · September 17, 2009

You have nothing to worry about. They should look good.

Stevens03 · September 17, 2009

Why do people think the ride quality goes down with 20's. I think my ride quality improved. I think the proper tire choice plays a role in that. I had both 17's and 20's and felt the ride quality was just as good with both sets.

spikesputnik · September 18, 2009

Why do people think the ride quality goes down with 20's. I think my ride quality improved. I think the proper tire choice plays a role in that. I had both 17's and 20's and felt the ride quality was just as good with both sets.

I agree, and I'll step in it with an opinion.

I think they intitially got that rap as a result of people putting 20's on an older-designed suspensions( ie vehicles made before 20" rubber was commonly spec'd OEM), and when they push the sidewalls lack of height to it's limits.

On good pavement they rock.

sl33py24 · September 18, 2009

Well guys the 20's look sweet we post. Pics when I get home my phone won't let me upload pics.. it rides better then I thought

Am happy with them and I can't wait to lower the back

takevin · September 18, 2009

I BOUGHT SOME 20'S FOR MY TRUCK AND WANTED TO KNOW IF THEY WERE STRONG ENOUGH FOR MY USE.
I HAVENT TOWED ANYTHING AND I DONT THINK AM ANYTIME SOON AND I DONT REALLY HAUL ANYTHING SO IS A 2200 LBS MAX WEIGHT ON EACH RIM GOOD?????

DOnt need to shout it out with caps, and two, usually you find out that info before you buy......