OEM 22's on Platinum
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Nice...I have the same color Plat and now I know what the factory 22's would look like
Thanks for sharing...question, what't the overall diameter compared to the stock 20's - did you have to have your speedo adjusted or are the tires even more low profile than the 20's? I ask because my 20's already ride rough enough on certain freeways here in SoCal and I wouldn't want a rougher riding (shorter sidewall) tire than I have with the stock 20's...looks great though and did you sell your stock 20's?
Thanks for sharing...question, what't the overall diameter compared to the stock 20's - did you have to have your speedo adjusted or are the tires even more low profile than the 20's? I ask because my 20's already ride rough enough on certain freeways here in SoCal and I wouldn't want a rougher riding (shorter sidewall) tire than I have with the stock 20's...looks great though and did you sell your stock 20's?
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Hello,
my 22's are approx 1/2 " bigger in diameter. I noticed that the tranny shifter a little slower, so had my dealer reprogram computer to the 22's. the computer show 17, 18 , 20 and 22's to choose from. Once it was reprogramed it drives great. Didn't really notice any ride difference. A dealer in Florida is selling the 22's with the tires for $2000.00 plus shipping. but they have the 08 TPMS's so you would have to install the new 09/10 sensors in rims. Keeping my original 20's for when it comes time to trade or sell truck. Thanks
my 22's are approx 1/2 " bigger in diameter. I noticed that the tranny shifter a little slower, so had my dealer reprogram computer to the 22's. the computer show 17, 18 , 20 and 22's to choose from. Once it was reprogramed it drives great. Didn't really notice any ride difference. A dealer in Florida is selling the 22's with the tires for $2000.00 plus shipping. but they have the 08 TPMS's so you would have to install the new 09/10 sensors in rims. Keeping my original 20's for when it comes time to trade or sell truck. Thanks
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Hello,
my 22's are approx 1/2 " bigger in diameter. I noticed that the tranny shifter a little slower, so had my dealer reprogram computer to the 22's. the computer show 17, 18 , 20 and 22's to choose from. Once it was reprogramed it drives great. Didn't really notice any ride difference. A dealer in Florida is selling the 22's with the tires for $2000.00 plus shipping. but they have the 08 TPMS's so you would have to install the new 09/10 sensors in rims. Keeping my original 20's for when it comes time to trade or sell truck. Thanks
my 22's are approx 1/2 " bigger in diameter. I noticed that the tranny shifter a little slower, so had my dealer reprogram computer to the 22's. the computer show 17, 18 , 20 and 22's to choose from. Once it was reprogramed it drives great. Didn't really notice any ride difference. A dealer in Florida is selling the 22's with the tires for $2000.00 plus shipping. but they have the 08 TPMS's so you would have to install the new 09/10 sensors in rims. Keeping my original 20's for when it comes time to trade or sell truck. Thanks
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Tasco Ford $3400.00 plus shipping email for contact info for Florida dealer who (last time I checked had 2 more sets (8 wheels and tires) for $2000.00 + shipping. tcorcoran@sunsetcompanies.com
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Post up some pics of yours!
