305-55/20 on stock 20s?
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Ok maybe it was 50s I was looking for. I have been looking at so many different tires lately.
That looks pretty sweet. Do you have a picture from along the side?
I am traveling on gravel roads from time to time, I don't want rocks and mud to be thrown all over the place because they stick out too much. But that doesn't look like much.
That looks pretty sweet. Do you have a picture from along the side?
I am traveling on gravel roads from time to time, I don't want rocks and mud to be thrown all over the place because they stick out too much. But that doesn't look like much.
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Ok maybe it was 50s I was looking for. I have been looking at so many different tires lately.
That looks pretty sweet. Do you have a picture from along the side?
I am traveling on gravel roads from time to time, I don't want rocks and mud to be thrown all over the place because they stick out too much. But that doesn't look like much.
That looks pretty sweet. Do you have a picture from along the side?
I am traveling on gravel roads from time to time, I don't want rocks and mud to be thrown all over the place because they stick out too much. But that doesn't look like much.
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Ya that's what I figured. I might just go with 275s for now as they are round about 120$ cheaper a tire, plus the cost of fender flares (300$?) plus getting those painted (200$?) although I really like the look with the flares. And then there is this bathroom that has to be gutted... Can't have it all.
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Hello everyone, im new here and saw this thread and thought id share, I put some Amp Master Terrain 305/55R20s on my stock 2wd 2004 dodge ram today, no lift kit or level kit needed or spacers , absolutely no rubbing or anything my truck is completely stock , I'll upload some pics soon
Last edited by JReyes; 03-04-2017 at 09:24 PM.