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Anybody have a picture of a 14 denali with trail graps? Having a hard time deciding between those and ridge grapps

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I'm in... Man I need some new pics if rain would stop messing up my truck ha   305/65 18x9.-12  

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Mounted!     18-inch Method Mesh wheels, 275/70/18 BFG All Terrain tires, and a 2.5-inch RC level (front only). Zero rubbing, zero road noise, nice traction on and off road, and no wobbly street

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Fuel Maverick 20x9 +20 Nitto Trail Grappler 295/55R20 Rough Country 2.5" Leveling Kit No rubbing or trimming        

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6” on 35s. Fuel couplers -12 offset with the tinted spokes. Looks great with the brown matches well!

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Shakeydeal Enthusiast

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9 hours ago, Cjmooch said:

6” on 35s. Fuel couplers -12 offset with the tinted spokes. Looks great with the brown matches well!

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Looks good, I love that color.

 

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What is everyone's thoughts on this wheel?]


Probably look good on a lowered truck. Just my opinion.


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Probably look good on a lowered truck. Just my opinion.


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I should of mentioned my truck is lowered 3/6

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I should of mentioned my truck is lowered 3/6

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I thought it was after I sent the message. I looked at your screen name and then realized. Lol


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20x12 -51 vision rockers on 33x12.50 Federal Couragia Mt

3 inch Motofab Leveling Kit stock blocks in the rear

It rubs so bad but did a NorCal mod on one side and I ran out of daylight gotta do the other side tomorrow [emoji1751]‍[emoji3603] but after the NorCal it doesn’t rub at all

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How do you think some 35s would be with that same lift and width and offset? Im currently running 34x9.5 i think. Thanks in advance! Truck looks really good man!! 540ed2a7de684b871c61406fda818d6f.jpg


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1 hour ago, 14cris said:

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That truck would look so good if only the tires fit on the wheels....

 

 

If only..........

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How do you think some 35s would be with that same lift and width and offset? Im currently running 34x9.5 i think. Thanks in advance! Truck looks really good man!! 540ed2a7de684b871c61406fda818d6f.jpg


No way possible I got a 3 Inch Motofab and with 33s it tunes so bad it ripping my plastic fender thingy and then when I did the NorCal it’s doesn’t rub at all but it is stupid close you would need like a 6 inch lift or you wouldn’t be able to turn at all it’s the offset and the 12 wides that make it hard to fit


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That truck would look so good if only the tires fit on the wheels....
 
 
If only..........

Talks the guy with some FUGLY black over played wheels lol
Dude your tires are oversized for your wheels so you’re in the same boat as me, hell i see that you cut ALOT more bumper and valance than i did
I wouldnt be talking about good looking trucks buddy [emoji23]


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Talks the guy with some FUGLY black over played wheels lol
Dude your tires are oversized for your wheels so you’re in the same boat as me, hell i see that you cut ALOT more bumper and valance than i did
I wouldnt be talking about good looking trucks buddy [emoji23]


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Looks aside as everyone has their own opinion, but what was your reasoning for going with such a narrow tire compared to the rims? I've read horror stories of safety issues when your tire is too narrow for the rims, so I'm just curious on your thought process


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