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Ordered The Tires. I Cannot Decide On Wheels


AustinZ71

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Damnit!!

 

I ordered my 305/55/20 Trail Graps and know I want Chrome wheels on a Pure Silver GMC Sierra (2010)

 

I haven't gotten into exacts with the offsets but most are either 0 offset or +18 roughly. The replica 20's are stock +31mm

 

I cannot decide between these 5:

 

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Replica 20's

 

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Here is the truck

 

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Like in the other forum I pick the Ultra predator 6 wheels. They look alot better then the ones you listed.

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Like in the other forum I pick the Ultra predator 6 wheels. They look alot better then the ones you listed.

 

 

OOPS

 

I edited the original post.

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Sorry guys, might seem to be a dumb question for some of you but how does it work in the US? Does every rim manufacturer have to make a expertise on the rims they sell? Here in Germany it´s the law so when you buy it here you can be sure it won´t break.

 

P.S. : I hope you know what I want to know...sorry, english is not my native language and it´s sometimes very difficult to find a specific expression.

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I like #3, but wheel # 4 is different and pretty cool too. Good luck fitting those tires with just a leveling kit, especially with a 0 offest wheel.

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I like #3, but wheel # 4 is different and pretty cool too. Good luck fitting those tires with just a leveling kit, especially with a 0 offest wheel.

 

 

I'm actually trying to keep it between +18mm and +30mm

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I vote again.

 

 

#3 in 20x9 with +30 offset

 

 

Seems like maybe this is getting overlooked but how much lift are you running on this truck.. might wana take that into consideration when you are talking about what wheel u want to go with.

 

Edit: just seen you are using the level kit. I would go with the most offset you can get and you are still gonna get MAJOR rubbing with that 305/55/20

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