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2018 SLT 4x4 z71


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2" RC Level up front -- stock rear

Fuel Maverick 20x9 +1 offset

Ridge Grappler 295/55/20

Slight rub on inner well -- fixed with zip tie.

+1's give it a nice stance...they are heavy though

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20x10, -24 Moto Metal 970 with 33x12.50R20 Atturo Trailblade MT0688935d6c235bac9847c7c9a3bef81b.jpg281d00e73c1f07095784524579030452.jpgc9c3527d72458219306dc4bd427178fa.jpg

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New tire and wheel set up. 2016 A/T with 2.5" Rough Country level in front, no block in back.

 

285/75/17 BFG Ko2 Tires, Wheels Method 17" x 8.5"  with 0 offset. Have slight rubbing backing or tight turn so far. 

My A/T wheels will be posted for sale shortly fourth pic of what they looked like with 295/55/20 Toyo's

 

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295/60 Toyo MTs installed yesterday
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295/60 Toyo MTs installed yesterday
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My faves.
Best off-road tires IMHO, and not bad at all on the street.

I settled for Nitto Trail Grappler MT’s, similar but not the same.


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295/60 Toyo MTs installed yesterday
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How are they are the highway as far as noise?


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How are they are the highway as far as noise?


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You can tell they are there but it isn’t unbearable. The noise of aggressive tires has never bothered me though. The more they are wore down the louder they will be obviously, but I’ve ran Toyo MTs a few times and they seem to be a little more quite than other mud tires.


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You can tell they are there but it isn’t unbearable. The noise of aggressive tires has never bothered me though. The more they are wore down the louder they will be obviously, but I’ve ran Toyo MTs a few times and they seem to be a little more quite than other mud tires.


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Right on. Have you ever ran Duratracs? I was looking at those too. They are surprisingly quiet.


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Right on. Have you ever ran Duratracs? I was looking at those too. They are surprisingly quiet.


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I personally have not. I have a buddy who swears by them though.


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I'm surprised you got a tire shop to mount those, seems like it would be a safety hazard. Why not go with a tire that fits the bead properly?


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Just installed these wheel and tires along with a rough country leveling kit. 20x12 wrapped in falken wildpeak m/t 305/55/20

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I'm surprised you got a tire shop to mount those, seems like it would be a safety hazard. Why not go with a tire that fits the bead properly?


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Man!!! The combo of wheels you got looks about as fugly as they can get


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Just installed these wheel and tires along with a rough country leveling kit. 20x12 wrapped in falken wildpeak m/t 305/55/20
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Oooh you got 20” wheels! Be careful the other guys might start laughing at you and assume you’ll complain about them riding rough when in reality they ride ok and make the truck look way better


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Oooh you got 20” wheels! Be careful the other guys might start laughing at you and assume you’ll complain about them riding rough when in reality they ride ok and make the truck look way better


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I agree all the way, the truck rides just the same but you can tell the tires are different but it still ride the same. I really like how it does make it look like a truck now. I didnt like the 22's when i bought it but i couldnt get it like it is without getting them in the package.

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