The truck has been finished for about 1 1/2 weeks now but I just haven't found the time to take pics and when I did find the time it was raining. I was finally able to get it somewhat clean and snap some pics while it was nice out so here they are. The truck has a 6" Fabtech lift with 35/12.50/20 Trail Grapplers mounted on Diamo 20x10 17K wheels that have a -12mm offset. I think it turned out great!

My camera isn't the best and I forgot to turn the flash off in a couple pics.

 

looks awesome! i like the wheels, but with that offset you are going to want to install some flares before your paint gets chipped up

 

Beautiful truck

 

Sweet!

So how much cash did it take you to get it to here?

 

That is a friggin super nice, super clean, very very balanced job!! BRAVO!! I'm not super crazy about the wheels, but they definitely 'work' on your truck. PERFECT width and offset too!!!! Soooooo many guys get too skinny of a wheel for a 12+" tire...it's nice to see someone with a 10" wheel. I don't think you'll need flares. I have 10" wheels on my truck with a fair amount of offset and no chips and dings to speak of after 110,000 miles. Those tires will sling rocks a lot less than you think they would. Stance and everything about your truck is perfect....guys need to take notes!

 

Wow! Looks awesome. I have always liked those rims, but wish they made them narrower. It looks like my truck on steroids.

 

Damn, That looks good!!

 

Nice!!!

 

Very nice. Good job on the site selection for the photo's. Great backgrounds.

 

Actually those pics were taken on the Blue Ridge Parkway around Waynesville, NC. I wish we had places like that in my neck of the woods!

I haven't figured the mileage/cost yet because I haven't filled up since we got home but I filled up when I left and I have a little more than 3/8 tank now. The truck holds 37 gallons and it's about 380 miles from here to where we were staying.

 

Sweet ride and the backgrounds make the truck look even sweeter!!

 

Can't speak for those tires but the worst tire for slinging rocks that I have come across is the BFG AT which I have now. They pick up just about every rock you run over and sling them off when doing 50-60 mph. I've had the old BFG MTs and the Toyo MTs and the rarely picked up rocks.

 

Sharp looking truck man!

 

I've put 1300 miles on these and so far I haven't heard them sling any rocks. I picked a couple rocks out after being on some gravel lots/roads the other day but I've yet to hear one hit the truck.

 

Excellent! extremely clean and very aggressive stance. Nice job