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Well I can't decide on wheels iv narrowed down to three I like alot but not sure what's going to look killer here's my options im going 18x9 0 offset with a 285/65 now just need to pick a damn wheel!!!

 

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And then here's my truck 0d1c488635c0e863d24c07d98dda7c99.jpg

 

I haven't seen many guys running the lrg wheels choice three looks nice but im torn if it would even suit the truck at all first truck iv owned and want to do it right... Who can photo shop or what's everyone thinking

 

 

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KMGZ400 Senior Enthusiast

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3rd one no question...in 20's! another member had those rims on a black truck and it looked great.

 

1st and 2nd are ugly as hell IMO!

hotrodz37 Senior Enthusiast

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I'm about to pull the trigger on the Lrg 104's as well in 20". Found a killer deal, just waiting to hear back from LRG. I hear they are on backorder and I wouldnt have them until the last week in Oct though :(

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I do like the 104 alot but im skeptical on what they may look like that's my issue... Lol and I like me tire then rim look but that's just me that's why I want 18s

 

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I do like the 104 alot but im skeptical on what they may look like that's my issue... Lol and I like me tire then rim look but that's just me that's why I want 18s

 

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Yeah, hear ya there! Here's some pics (on an f150, but gives the general look) 20's but I think they look great

 

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