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Are those 20s in the pic? That looks pretty good. What size tires are those and di you have to lift the truck?
not 20's. they are 17's. with 35/12.50. truck is just leveled. i would get new shocks if i was going to leave it that way. cause they do bottom out. i am planning a lift here in the near future. and the 35's have a slight rub on the wheel liner when you hit bumps when the wheel is cut.
not 20's. they are 17's. with 35/12.50. truck is just leveled. i would get new shocks if i was going to leave it that way. cause they do bottom out. i am planning a lift here in the near future. and the 35's have a slight rub on the wheel liner when you hit bumps when the wheel is cut.
your truck looks sick! i really like the way 17s look with 35s. but, after seeing ramhunter's with 20s, i may have to reconnsider since i already have the wheels, just need the tires.
dude seriously, i love the way your truck looks. didn't think i would like 20s with mudders, but you prove me wrong. your truck may have just changed my mind, thanks bro!
if you stick with the stocker wheels you will need wheel spacers,i am pretty sure.
stock wheels with 35's and a level needs no spacers if you have a leveling kit. You may rub slightly but you can get by. However a 1.25" spacer would be beneficial.
33's, is a stock size on the 20's so def no spacer even remotely needed. A spacer is all for looks at that point as well as a level kit.
Also, 5-135??? What is this? Lug pattern is 5x5.5" I believe and offset is 0 I think which brings the stock wheel backspacing to 5" on the 20's. A smaller backspacing would push the wheel outwards more.