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Pics With 20's?
I just ordered a set of 20x10's for my 1996 and was wondering if any of you have a similar set up? If so do you have some pics? Here is a picture of them:
I'm going with some 275/55's for now but in the spring some 33 or 35x12.5's Swamper Irok's are in order!
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I'm going with some 275/55's for now but in the spring some 33 or 35x12.5's Swamper Irok's are in order!
John
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That's what I used to think and I kind of expected a few replies like yours but a set of 20's with some 35" mud tires on them is NOT the type of thing you'd see on an Escalade .
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That's what I used to think and I kind of expected a few replies like yours but a set of 20's with some 35" mud tires on them is NOT the type of thing you'd see on an Escalade .
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I'm running 18's on a set of 35" BFG MT's, I think they look great I'm sure the 20's will look good to. Ya gotta go with some Mt's
Got pics in my gallery
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Yeah, Interco makes the Irok Radial in 33", 35", 36", 39.5", and 41":
Nitto makes 33", 35", 37", and 38":
I got 3-275/55/20's Goodyear LS's with 1000 miles on them for free so I only had to buy one more (found another slightly used one for $100 shipped on ebay). They are about a 32"x11" so they'll work for now. Once the tax return check comes I'll probably order either 33" or 35" Irok's since the Nitto's are over $300 each . I had 35" SSR's with a 3" lift on my last CTD and they worked out nicely. The only problem is that this truck has 3.55's while the last one had 4.11's so I may end up going with 33's and no lift.
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Nitto makes 33", 35", 37", and 38":
I got 3-275/55/20's Goodyear LS's with 1000 miles on them for free so I only had to buy one more (found another slightly used one for $100 shipped on ebay). They are about a 32"x11" so they'll work for now. Once the tax return check comes I'll probably order either 33" or 35" Irok's since the Nitto's are over $300 each . I had 35" SSR's with a 3" lift on my last CTD and they worked out nicely. The only problem is that this truck has 3.55's while the last one had 4.11's so I may end up going with 33's and no lift.
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I have seen a bunch of 20's on show trucks with big mud tires and they look realy good. As lok as you don't go with some lo-profile tires they will look fine. I want to put on the 22.5 semi tires on my truck. that looks awesome.
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check my gallery, I am running 20 inch rims with irok 33 13.50 tires. Take my advice try a different tire, I hate them!!!!! they are very noisy, and they are wearing really fast, I might get 20,000km out of them. The next set that I will look at will be either Toyo open country mt's or Bf Goodrich all terains.
check my gallery, I am running 20 inch rims with irok 33 13.50 tires. Take my advice try a different tire, I hate them!!!!! they are very noisy, and they are wearing really fast, I might get 20,000km out of them. The next set that I will look at will be either Toyo open country mt's or Bf Goodrich all terains.
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I've seen two trucks round here over the weekend with 20s and balonney skin tires They looked so F-n ridiculous!!!!! monster sized rollers with 2" of sidewall , I kinda wanted to force them over to the side of the road just to see what would happen when they contact the curb
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Originally Posted by atc250r
That's what I used to think and I kind of expected a few replies like yours but a set of 20's with some 35" mud tires on them is NOT the type of thing you'd see on an Escalade .
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nothin looks better on the 2nd gens than black steel and a big tire! low profile sidewalls on big mud tires looks dumb IMO...but i guess if you're never going to offroad it and want somethin that blings and does nothing else then 20's are for you.
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once you go over 18 inch rims you lose your load bearing, you now have the load bearing of a minivan tire....found that out when I went to get rims, instead just ended up with my nittos, very nice tires IMO
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