Its not worht it. You don't want to push it out 2 inches. Will look lame unless the rims have a major offset and it will be too hard on the lugs, hubsand everything else. Had a friend that had adapters like that and he had plenty of trouble with them. Just my 2 bits.

- Jeff

 

I think you need at least 17 inch rims to clear the rotors.

 

Sell your 20s and block your truck for a day or two and get new rims and tires, 15's are way to small for that truck.

 

or the smart thing to do would be get new rims and THEN sell your rims. so your trucks not sitting on blocks!

 

You can put 15's on it, but once you see how stupid it looks you will be sorry that you ever even had the idea in the first place. Believe me 17's is the smallest you would ever want to go, otherwise it doesn't match the truck, period.

 

yeah after seeing this thread: https://dodgeforum.com/m_1198139/tm.htmi decided to keep the 20's and im gonna buy 2 of these tires now and then another 2 in a few weeks.. these tires look sweet!! maybe eventually ill buy new rims but not now. want to do other things first like nerf bars, bull bar, exhaust, lift... etc. thanks for the help.

 

Those tiny wheels won't fit. If you use any kind of adapter, the offset will play havoc with your wheel bearings.