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Looking for wheel/tire advice
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Those look good, could you post some pics from down the sides to see how much they stick out.
not the greatest photos, but here they are...
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Don’t stick out that far, looks good
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Your rig looks great! Everytime I see a white RAM with polished/machined wheels I kick myself for going with black Methods. Anyone in the Bay Area wanna trade?
What size wheel/tire do you have now ?Your rig looks great! Everytime I see a white RAM with polished/machined wheels I kick myself for going with black Methods. Anyone in the Bay Area wanna trade?
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37x12.5x18 Toyo Open Country Pro w/Method HD NV 305 (matte black)
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Your rig looks great! Everytime I see a white RAM with polished/machined wheels I kick myself for going with black Methods. Anyone in the Bay Area wanna trade?
I would be interested. I live in the East Bay.
I have the Falken Wildpeak AT4 tires as well on my 2020 2500 4x4. These are some of the best tires I've ever had. They work well on the highway with and without trailers and great off road pulling the trailers through sand, on some rocks, never tried them in mud. I like them in snow even though we have not had much the last couple of years. I know what tires I don't like. The Wildpeaks were recommended by my local tire dealer. I have the LT295-70R18s on stock rims. I was going to get different rims but my tire dealer recommend that I stick with the stock rims as they are rated for higher loads than many/most after market rims. They pull a trailers really well. I usually pull 16K double trailers with small alum UTV trailer behind a 26' 5th wheel or a 26' triple axle flat bed receiver hitch trailer. The back of the truck is usually loaded with tools and water as well. I looked into different wheels at the tire dealer, he recommended that I keep the stock 18". At 20k miles they are down to 14/32's from 19/32" new. I will trade them off at 9/32".
