Any ideas on rims????? Going to replace the 20's with 17's, but not sure what style to go with.

 

Looks nice, need to ditch those dealer license plates though LOL.

I'm curious why you want to go from 20" to 17"?? I considered this thinking it might help lower the truck some but the guy at the tire shop said he didn't think it would make much if any difference.

How much you selling your tires/wheels for?

 

If you trade out your 20s for 17s, dont forget about the spare......................Like I did.
Ooops

 

LOLOL....that di cross my mind already

Raider,

I go thru tires way to fast with my commuting. To get the tires i want, it will be roughly 400.00 per tire(thats going from 275's to 305's). If i drop down to 17" rims, its roughly 200.00 per tire.
So basicly, i can switch out to 17" rims and 4 new tires (bigger than what i have now) for the same price it would be to replace just the 4 20" tires.
Plus i want to lift it about 4 inches, so i need to save a little cash.
As for selling the 20's, i'm not to sure what i can get for them with the tires on em.

 

If i drop down to 17" rims, its roughly 200.00 per tire.
So basicly, i can switch out to 17" rims and 4 new tires (bigger than what i have now) for the same price it would be to replace just the 4 20" tires.
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Much of a difference in the ride on the 17's?

 

from what i have heard the 17"s ride smoother because they have bigger tire walls to absorb more impact the 20"s have a shorter tire wall making vibrations and the ride a little bit rougher

 

and there not as heavy.

 

Nice looking truck you've got there.

Benefits of the 17" tires:

Less unsprung weight, which don't overwhelm the suspension
More sidewall, to absorb impact, but may give up lateral cornering
Generally cheaper replacement tires

 

Sweet looking truck!

By chance, speaking of dealer plates, Cherry Hill Dodge?

 

Tracy Dodge