Harley 20's on Screw 4x4 ??
#1
Harley 20's on Screw 4x4 ??
Hello out there,
I am getting a great deal on some Harley 20's with the Goodyear GT II's (I think those are stock tires) Does anyone see any problems with me putting these 20's on a 4x4 ? What about changing the height (to make sure it still fits in the garage) Any insight would be great ! Thanks always to the best site for info. !
I am getting a great deal on some Harley 20's with the Goodyear GT II's (I think those are stock tires) Does anyone see any problems with me putting these 20's on a 4x4 ? What about changing the height (to make sure it still fits in the garage) Any insight would be great ! Thanks always to the best site for info. !
#4
Just a note: if those Harley rims/tires are used, and you aren't buying them from either a) a Harley owner who has gone aftermarket, or b) a wheel/tire shop who took them in trade from a or c) a junk yard with a wrecked Harley - my guess would be that they were boosted off of someone's truck. I have seen several "my HD rims were jacked" posts on the net lately. You may not care - but I sure would hate to buy some rims and have the rightful owner show up one day with John Law and get me for possessing stolen goods.
#5
JDMnAR,
Sorry, I shouldve mentioned that the reason its a good deal is because a 02 Harley owner did indeed go aftermarket on his truck (I believe he went to 22's). He's a friend of a friend who's just looking to make a little money from them to pay for his 22's. I too have seen many posts about boosted rims and certainly dont want to be part of that.
** Thanks for the other replies I got. So, since I am going from the 17'' 265/70 R17 to the 20'' 275/45 R20 that it shouldnt affect the clearance of the truck for putting into the garage ? Thanks !
Sorry, I shouldve mentioned that the reason its a good deal is because a 02 Harley owner did indeed go aftermarket on his truck (I believe he went to 22's). He's a friend of a friend who's just looking to make a little money from them to pay for his 22's. I too have seen many posts about boosted rims and certainly dont want to be part of that.
** Thanks for the other replies I got. So, since I am going from the 17'' 265/70 R17 to the 20'' 275/45 R20 that it shouldnt affect the clearance of the truck for putting into the garage ? Thanks !
#6
Glad to hear it is a legitimate good deal! As far as the change in stance, just look at the total height of your current rim/tire combo as compared to the HD setup. As an example, I went from a stock General tire (235/75x16, if I remember right) with a mounted height of 29.7" [numbers are approximate - slept a few times since then] to a 285/75x16 that was 31.2" tall. So my tire swap only raised my truck something like .75".
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#9
Thanks for all the replies guys. I finally got the deal hammered out with the guy and I am getting the rims and tires for $1950 and they have less than 100 miles on them They are getting shipped to me in the next week or so. I will certainly post some pics when I get them on. It should look awesome! I've never seen another Screw with the Harley 20's on them (besides the HD editions of course ) Thanks for all the info. guys !!