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Plasti dipped OEM wheels and cooper adventurer 265/70r17. Looking to upgrade to 285/70's next time around. Any particular companies I should look at? Just need a basic all terrain tire that isn't too terrible on MPG's but looks somewhat rugged.

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Black Rhino Tanay 20x9+12

275/65 BFG KO2's

 

Can you post a full shot of the truck. Curious as to what the whole truck looks like with the wheels.

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what are your lift/tire size specs. thanks looks great

It's not mine, I wouldn't mind if it were.

 

Wheels are method mesh matte black. Looks to be leveled with 35 trail graps.

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Bout the best shot I have right now, cell phone pic...

 

Here ya go neighbor

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do you have a lift? those 275/65 look much smaller than the specs say they are.. Also did you trim your front valance?

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The front has Bilstein 5100 on the 3rd setting and a 1" lower shock spacer. I think it measured out at close to 2.5". The rear has a 2" block installed.

 

I took the lower valence off, and didn't like how it looked, so I did trim it. Kinda like it this way.

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Bout the best shot I have right now, cell phone pic...

 

Here ya go neighbor

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do you have a lift? those 275/65 look much smaller than the specs say they are.. Also did you trim your front valance?

Bout the best shot I have right now, cell phone pic...

 

Here ya go neighbor

0310151549_zpsdhw0z34p.jpg

do you have a lift? those 275/65 look much smaller than the specs say they are.. Also did you trim your front valance?

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