Not usually a fan of anything bigger than a 16 or 17 on these obs trucks, but this looks cool.
Is there any benefit or downfall of rims wider than tires?

 

Well let's see here...

You have a offroad winch style bumper on a truck that also has a prerunner bed, with euro tails and grab handles on the cab. Top it all off with those wheels and tires.

Sorry, but it looks like a$$.

Since you asked.

 

Haha. Thanks

Oh yeh. I'm a rockstar

Thats what its all about. Personality comes out. Some like some don't. Thats why its my truck. not theres lol


Thank ya


Thanks. No benefit or downfall. I've heard and people will say theres more of a chance of popping off bead but the tires aren't stretched that much. And there is still a good bit of sidewall there. I've seen 35 13.5s on a 14" wheel and they look a little scary b/c of the less sidewall. I doubt they have any issues for how they use their trucks either.


Well lets see...I do have a beast of a front bumper, thank you. I do have a great pre runner body. thank you. I do have euro tails and grab handles. thank you. And I do have freakin sweet wheels and tires. Thanks man

 

Unique for sure.

IMO, it would look much better with the factory grille, bumper, headlights, taillights, and without the visors, grab handles, etc.. Everything just looks pieced together, it would make for a cleaner ride i think.

You definitely dont have to worry about passing a similar looking truck while driving down the street.

 

Amen to the similar part. lol.

 

I like it. I usually hate anything that doesn't have 2x the tire/rim (ie 34s on 17s, 33s on 16s) But your truck makes it work. Congrats!

Now just step your exhaust up lol, it looks like you've got a peashooter under your bumper.

 

had a hard time to decide but i love it!! the wide tires and prereunner flares work sick especially from the front!! candy cane shaft is sick too

 

Hahaha. thanks those little peashooters sounds sweet though. I plan on adding some stainless tips soon.


Well i'm glad the jury is in with a like vote. lol. Thanks. I did that drive shaft 12-13 years ago and it seems to be something that people still love around here.