Post your 2014+ wheel/tire set-up

Asells · June 28, 2015

I hate to make this post because I'm sure it's been made before but I really don't want to read through the last 74 pages haha....I'm about to buy some XD Series Crank 20x9 chrome wheels and was just wondering where you guys think is the cheapest place to buy them is. Going to be getting new tires as well so didn't know if a certain place was better than the next on a package deal. Any advice would be appreciated.

Heres a couple that come to mind. Custom offsets, mrwheeldeal, rimzone, extreme customs. Get a quote from each one and go from there

Iflyforfood · July 1, 2015

Looking for pics with BFG Rugged Terrain 275/60/20 if anyone has those. Curious if the sidewalls have enough "look" in this size. Thanks

robvas · July 1, 2015

Looking for pics with BFG Rugged Terrain 275/60/20 if anyone has those. Curious if the sidewalls have enough "look" in this size. Thanks

Guy at work has them on his dodge. I think they look pretty weak IMO

The BFG AT KO2 looks way tougher.

Have you considered 275/65's? That's what I would do if I were going to do it all over instead of 275/60

Iflyforfood · July 1, 2015

Guy at work has them on his dodge. I think they look pretty weak IMO

The BFG AT KO2 looks way tougher.

Have you considered 275/65's? That's what I would do if I were going to do it all over instead of 275/60

I agree that the KO2's look way better, but wow are they heavy compared to stock (or most anything else!). Called around intending to buy Duratracs in 275/60/20 but they're out of stock. I see the 65 profile is popular but I'm trying to not get too carried away with height, rotating weight, or overly stiff sidewalls; An RC2.5 and 33's is still a combo I can pick up customers in & for sure won't have any rub issues. I'm after the MT look but don't go off road at all (just out back to grab a trailer now & then). The Rugged's might make the most sense for me, but certainly aren't the toughest looking.

Chico210 · July 2, 2015

Fuel Maverick 20x9 +20

Nitto Trail Grappler 295/55R20

Rough Country 2.5" Leveling Kit

No rubbing or trimming

I like the way the rims made the truck look so I copied the same set up but mines a Silverado so it's not identical. Glad with the results.

Edited July 2, 2015 by Chico210

5RWill · July 2, 2015

Less you need the running boards i'd remove them personally, they're probably cutting your ground clearance nearly in half. I also think it looks better but it's all just personal opinion.

1badtie · July 2, 2015

Less you need the running boards i'd remove them personally, they're probably cutting your ground clearance nearly in half. I also think it looks better but it's all just personal opinion.

If you get down and look under the truck the frame actually hangs just as low as the side steps and the skid plate for the transmission actually hangs lower. At least with mine (deezee nxt). I also used a tape measure to make sure my eyes weren't lying. So ground clearance really isn't affected that much. But yes, I do agree they are an eyesore but I use mine and I don't want to tear up my seats without them.

5RWill · July 3, 2015

You can always get the amp ones though for providing the same function that's a good bit of money.

I'm thinking about 16" wheels instead of 17". Does anyone have any pictures of there truck with 16s? Largely due to the fact I can get 305/70/16 deegan 38s at 234$ a tire