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Pro comp 2.25 level. 20x9 syndrome wheels 0 offset. 275/60/20 bfg ko2. No rubbing

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Just mounted my Black Rhino Sierra wheels (20x9 +12 offset) on my 2016 High Country. Had them wrapped in the new Falken AT3W's and love the look.

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I can't get these pics to load in one post, but I've had a few different wheels on my 15 Silverado. First set were 24x10 U2-55 wheels with 295/35/24 tires from my 2013. They rubbed a little so they were changed out.

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Second set- 20x9 American Racing Fuel wheels with 275/55/20 Goodyear Eagles. I hate chrome but thought i might like it on this style. I didn't.

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Last set-up (so far) 2.5 inch Rough Country lift with rear blocks, 20x9 Vision Cannibal wheels (+12), 275/60/20 Pathfinder A/T tires.

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Icon 2.5 Coilovers w/CDCV reservoir up front and Icon 2.5 rear's with CDCV piggyback reservoirs

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Method NV 17x8.5 +0

295/70/17 Toyo RT's

 

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This is becoming harder and harder to decide between machine face or matte black

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This is becoming harder and harder to decide between machine face or matte black

 

They also just released Bronze a couple weeks ago. I already have a set on order, just waiting for the first shipment to come in.

 

For me, I thought all matte black on such a dark color would not stand out as much and blend in too much.

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I have the same color (essentially) and was thinking the same but kept coming back to black because i liked the way it looked on darker trucks and in many instances our truck's color. Thing is our truck color tends to change depending on the light it's in. Having said that i had never seen machined face on that color and have to say it looks great.

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I have the same color (essentially) and was thinking the same but kept coming back to black because i liked the way it looked on darker trucks and in many instances our truck's color. Thing is our truck color tends to change depending on the light it's in. Having said that i had never seen machined face on that color and have to say it looks great.

I agree. I get a lot of compliments on the wheels. Black looks good too though. Can't go wrong either way.

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Ridge Grapplers are getting put on ....

 

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Pics!!!!!

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Pics!!!!!

Coming soon, truck is still on the lift

 

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Hopefully this works

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Picture fail, sorry

 

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Hopefully this works

 

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Looks good. I plan on running those when I get new tires. How the road noise? Hopefully quieter than my old trail graps.

 

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