what size tire on a 20" wheel
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33 is biggest you can go I think. 305 55 20 is the same size. I have a leveling kit and only went with 33s cause I didnt want to trim my fender wells. I bought 20x10 mazzi hulks with Toyo MTs.
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you need to get the correct backspacing, i have a 20x8.5 american eagle with 5 1/2 inch backspacing and i have no rubbing. i also have a kore suspension lift to fit 35's. if you have the correct backspacing you wont rub.
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Yep back spacing is what you have to worry about. My moto metals are only an 18 inch but they are a 4.5 backspacing so my tires are close to 33" but not quite. With a 4.5 backspacing wheel you would probably have to go with a 305/50/20 with no rubbing.
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Now that is just silly talk
What width wheel are you looking at going with? What is the backspacing and offset?
A 285/60/R20 will have a skinny skinny sidewall. I would think with the right backspacing and offset numbers you could run a 305 with a 20" wheel.
What width wheel are you looking at going with? What is the backspacing and offset?
A 285/60/R20 will have a skinny skinny sidewall. I would think with the right backspacing and offset numbers you could run a 305 with a 20" wheel.
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I've got 20's and 37's with a 6 inch lift. I think if you go much smaller than a 35 on a 20 inch rim, it get's that low-profile look. Which, kind of looks silly on a 4 wheel drive.
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RocketJohn - You'd be surprised how many farmers around here with lifted trucks..
when I bought mine, it was one of the first around here, but now it's the norm... kinda crazy.
when I bought mine, it was one of the first around here, but now it's the norm... kinda crazy.