anyone have 20's on there 4x4?
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Nightrider....I think the 305/55/20 should fit with the right wheel backspacing. They might rub at full lock. Although you would already know because of your current setup with the 305/70/16's. You could also go with a 275/60/20 which is 33'' also but is only about 11'' wide compared to the 305's 12'' width. Maybe Wandell will chime in with his wisdom.
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All I know is they looked perfect when I was truck shopping... 
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20s on 33s
Yeah i know 20's are becoming factory size on many cars and trucks.
I will admit 20's are not to bad depending on the tire size. But seeing a 20" Wheel on a 4x4 with a 33" Tire looks stupid to me. 4X4 Trucks should not have rubber band tires, that should be left to the sports cars.
And i will admit one more thing I actually own a set of 20's
I run them on my Stang but i fought my wife about it when she said she wanted them. But they sure do look good on it.
Like I said this large wheel craze has simply made finding a nice set of 18"s very very hard especially with the proper backspacing when you begin lifting trucks.
I will admit 20's are not to bad depending on the tire size. But seeing a 20" Wheel on a 4x4 with a 33" Tire looks stupid to me. 4X4 Trucks should not have rubber band tires, that should be left to the sports cars.
And i will admit one more thing I actually own a set of 20's
I run them on my Stang but i fought my wife about it when she said she wanted them. But they sure do look good on it.
Like I said this large wheel craze has simply made finding a nice set of 18"s very very hard especially with the proper backspacing when you begin lifting trucks.
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