305-55/20 on stock 20s?
Anyone have 305s on the stock 20s (2002-2005 RAM 1500)?
Do they stick out at all? Any pics appreciated.
I'm trying to decide whether to go with Wrangler Duratracs in 285/60-20 or 305/55-20.
Do they stick out at all? Any pics appreciated.
I'm trying to decide whether to go with Wrangler Duratracs in 285/60-20 or 305/55-20.
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.
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.

305s will throw stuff down the side of the truck. Fender flares are recommended, and if I wasn't so broke I'd have a set by now.
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No, my truck is from TX, I am from NJ and have lived pretty much everywhere between CT and MS.
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; Mar 4, 2017 at 09:24 PM.


