I'm brand new here and have a question that's probably been asked a hundred times before. I have an '04 quadcab 1500 Ram 4x4 with stock 17 inch wheels. I want to fill those huge wheel wells with some bigger tires but can't fit much on the wheels. What do you recommend for a wheel size and tire size that will beef up my truck a little without a lift. I'm not a fan of the 20 inch rims either. I'd rather have smaller wheels and larger tires. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

 

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What size tire came on the truck from the factory? It makes a difference with the rear end ratios.

 

The tires came standard with the truck. P245/70R17 All-Season tires. 17" x 8.0" Aluminum Wheels.

 

the tire you need thats looks sweet is, 1st Stay with the 17x8 wheel and go with some TOYO OPEN COUNTRY 285/70/17's It is a really good look, The 285 is approx a 33 inch tire

Hope that helps ya out