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35" x 12.50" 20 Toyo AT II on Fuel Mavericks, 20" x 9" (5" BS).

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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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I'm having a hard time deciding what rims to get. im gonna get a zone 4.5 soon so I need the backspacing. I found these method rims that i liked but I don't know which color would look good.

 

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5RWill Enthusiast

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Bubba I'd go black method NV or method mesh. I love a red black themed truck. I'm going with method mesh myself methods white chrome or chrome rims are very bright also. Which I don't care for. I asked them if they had any plans for anthracite rims at the moment they don't.

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Splotches Enthusiast

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RC 2.5 level with Toyo Open Country 33x12.50x20 on stock 20s. I love the way it looks and its perfect for work.


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SouthernSilveradoGuy85 Senior Enthusiast

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I'm having a hard time deciding what rims to get. im gonna get a zone 4.5 soon so I need the backspacing. I found these method rims that i liked but I don't know which color would look good.

 

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Since your's is red I would get the 1st one with the machine look. But, if you eventually want to take all of the chrome off and have black accents then get the all black rims.

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Well tonight something happened that made me so glad I have 18s and not 20s or 22s. I was in the right lane on a 5 lane road in town (2 lanes in each direction and center turning lane) and someone was beside me and decided to all of a sudden hug the dotted line so I moved over to avoid them and I hit the curb. I was going to Lowe's so when I parked I looked and no curb rash at all. I know if I had 20s and especially 22s that I would have had curb rash. The only good thing that would have come out of that is giving me a reason to get aftermarkets, but when I do that I'm still getting 18s anyways lol.

 

By the way, the alignment seems to be good thankfully.

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I'm having a hard time deciding what rims to get. im gonna get a zone 4.5 soon so I need the backspacing. I found these method rims that i liked but I don't know which color would look good.

 

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I have basically the same truck as you except crew cab. I have gone over wheel colors for a year now and still can't decide. Part of me wants all black to match the mirrors, door handles and steps. Part of me wants chrome to match the bumpers, grille and lettering. I've thought about painting to match all chrome to get closer to the red/black combo but I do like the way shiny chrome looks. Decisions, decisions.

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35" x 12.50" 20 Toyo AT II on Fuel Mavericks, 20" x 9" (5" BS).

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That color is sweet. Beautiful truck man.

 

 

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Cody16 New Member

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Planning on doing a 2" level then putting on some fuel nutz d251 20x9 +20 offset rims with 295/55 nitto trail grapplers. Done lots of reading and hoping there's no rubbing but if there is should just be minor and not require trimming

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Planning on doing a 2" level then putting on some fuel nutz d251 20x9 +20 offset rims with 295/55 nitto trail grapplers. Done lots of reading and hoping there's no rubbing but if there is should just be minor and not require trimming

Can't wait to see this. I'm thinking of that same wheel on an Iridium Denali with 305/55 BFG KO2's
peejaykay Enthusiast

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I haven't seen 18s, 35s with 4" BDS anywhere. Looking for pics and offset. Anyone? Thinking about putting the 35s on my OEM wheels first to see how it fits, then I'll know what offset to get for my aftermarket wheels.

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Can't wait to see this. I'm thinking of that same wheel on an Iridium Denali with 305/55 BFG KO2's

That's the colour of my truck. I'll try to remember to post pictures.
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Tungsten metallic with black fuel hostage 20x9s. Looks good i think method Mesh will look good.

 

I'm thinking the hostage in Anthracite would look good on the iridiumfuel-hostage-3.jpg

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