Tires
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From: Michigan.
well heres the thing.. you go 20s you can only go like a side wall of 45-55, possibly a 60 but i dout it... you can put 20s on your truck without a lift if u put the right size tires on your truck.. depending on the look you want.... these are all key things u need to answer before we can comment..
Okay thanks. What exactly is 45-55? Like I know there are 275/45/20, is 45 the amount of rubber or what? I want something with a lot of rim, but not too much tire.
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From: South Georgia/East Florida
20s with little sidewall is fine for a 2wd or a 4wd pavement queen, but does not allow for near enough sidewall flex on a 4x4 who does even mild off-roading.
If you travel at all off the pavement, even with a 4x2, stick with the 18s or even opt for 17" wheels...
If you travel at all off the pavement, even with a 4x2, stick with the 18s or even opt for 17" wheels...
