20s On A 4X4..What Do You Think?
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20s On A 4X4..What Do You Think?
I have a new (2005) Lariat Supercrew 4x4. I was at Les Schwab earlier today looking at wheels and they said they have done several new F150 with 20" wheels and tires. I didn't think to ask if they were 4x4. So, would a 4x4 with 20s look "odd" since the tires are not for offroad? And no, I do not go offroading, just like the look of the 4x4 better and helps on the boat ramps.
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Originally Posted by BOBS SCREW
I have a new (2005) Lariat Supercrew 4x4. I was at Les Schwab earlier today looking at wheels and they said they have done several new F150 with 20" wheels and tires. I didn't think to ask if they were 4x4. So, would a 4x4 with 20s look "odd" since the tires are not for offroad? And no, I do not go offroading, just like the look of the 4x4 better and helps on the boat ramps.
There is a ton of 4x4s on here with 20s and 22s...and they do make 20in offroad tires. Hell this is 2006, they even make offroad tires for 24s. The 20s on your truck will like 18s on most other trucks, so they will not look odd at all. Get them and you wont be disapointed.
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Originally Posted by crand002
What he said ^ I am actually going to lift my truck with 37's on my current 24" rims over the summer.
When you do if you want to sell your current tires email me...I am going to have to get some before long. I have right at 30,000 on my Kumhos and they might have another 8K-10K in them.
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I'd do 20's for sure! However, I'm going to do 305/45/22 (22s) in the summer on my 05 4X4. Then put my stock 18s on in the winter (salt here in MN would eat the chrome alive).
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