17's definately! <IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">Ive heard alot of complaints about the 20's being "not smooth" and stuff... 20's may look better, but ride feel....go with 17's

 

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Go for the 20"s. Tires arent that much more expensive and there are lots of options other than goodyear available. Yes, the ride isnt as smooth as 17" but the look is worth it. I can sell 20" truck tires cheaper than some 17" performance tires. On the other hand there are a lot more choices of aggressive tires in 17". With a 20" the only thing close to an aggressive tire is the nitto grappler a/t and its not that cheap (about 400 bucks each).

 

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a goodyear eagle gt2 20 inch is available for like 150 bucks. ive paid more than that for 31x10.50 15"s and the 17"s i have now cost a lot more than that. falken also makes some cheap 20" tires

 

Falken has cheap 20s, but what is the quality of the tire and which one is it? I'm thinkin 20s for my truck

 

Falken is an excellent tire for the money. They wear excellent and handle good too. They arent good in any kind of snow though. The tire would be one of the STZ series. It is their truck line.

 

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Needs a lift of about 3 inches, but looks good!</P>

 

you can do up to a 26" wheel without a lift on new dodge rams. they have tons of room. we have sold a few sets of 24"s and 26"s with spinners and tires for the new rams</P>