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Lets see your black trucks with aftermarket wheels

offroadr

offroadr

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Need some ideas!!
 
Im in the same spot and cannot decide. I have a tradesman with the front and rear chrome bumpers. I am thinking I need to pic a wheel that is black and machined to blend with chrome bumpers.
 
I am looking at black gloss wheels as I don't care for the matte on a black truck
 
looks awesome, I don't care what size bed you have LOL

Leveled I see?
 
caloca-721 said:
its not too bad, just wish I had more room to work on it
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I bet you do, last month I meet with a client at a small condo complex.... I couldn't make a u turn, I had to backup for at least 300 feet all the way onto the street entrance.
Hey, very nice truck by the way !!

Quick question: Those TOYO Open Country of yours, are they noisy down the freeway or not ? (I'm thinking on fitting those on my dually).
 
ST3500 said:
I bet you do, last month I meet with a client at a small condo complex.... I couldn't make a u turn, I had to backup for at least 300 feet all the way onto the street entrance.
Hey, very nice truck by the way !!

Quick question: Those TOYO Open Country of yours, are they noisy down the freeway or not ? (I'm thinking on fitting those on my dually).
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yeah the parking situation isn’t the greatest since in can only park it going in reverse. But being in Southern California, you gotta make due.
I honestly can’t tell the difference in noise from the stock tires, it’s pretty damn quiet. And I like to drive with my windows down as well.But if you want a really quiet ride I heard the ridge grapplers are the best apparently
 
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