18"s or switch to 20"
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18"s or switch to 20"
So I have done some reading on here and would like some opinions on something I am thinking of doing. I currently have an 04 FX4 Screw that has the original BFG Rugged Trail 275/65/18 with 45k and they are in need of replacing. I can get my hands on a set of stock 20" with the Pirelli P275/55/20 Scorpion ATR with only 5k of wear for $500 from a friend that raised his and put different rims/tires on.
Is this something that is a good deal? I know that I cannot replace just the tires for $500, so that is a huge plus and I do think the 20's look better on the truck.
If I stick with the 18's I can replace with new BFG Rugged Trail for $690 or spend the money and go with the BFG AT KO for $1100. What are your thoughts on those tires?
I live in Seattle and the temperature through most of the year is pretty mild and doesnt get too warm or too cold. However the roads are wet a lot and I don't want the truck to be squirrly. Also I hardly take the truck off road.
All your input is apprectiated!
Thanks
Is this something that is a good deal? I know that I cannot replace just the tires for $500, so that is a huge plus and I do think the 20's look better on the truck.
If I stick with the 18's I can replace with new BFG Rugged Trail for $690 or spend the money and go with the BFG AT KO for $1100. What are your thoughts on those tires?
I live in Seattle and the temperature through most of the year is pretty mild and doesnt get too warm or too cold. However the roads are wet a lot and I don't want the truck to be squirrly. Also I hardly take the truck off road.
All your input is apprectiated!
Thanks
#2
I vote you get the 20"s. they look really nice on our trucks...and you can't beat $500
I have a buddy with the Scorpions on his Tundra...yes a Tundra
anyways, he loves them. I was in Bangor/Silverdale for 6 yrs and he had them the entire time. He never had anything to complain about with them up there in all the rain and snow.
I have a buddy with the Scorpions on his Tundra...yes a Tundra
anyways, he loves them. I was in Bangor/Silverdale for 6 yrs and he had them the entire time. He never had anything to complain about with them up there in all the rain and snow.
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The BFT AT KO's are an awesome tire, great tread life and handle very good, well worth the money. Personally i'd stick with 18's and throw some BFG's on them. 18's are the perfect size for out trucks, perfect blend of wheel and rubber. This is just my opinion of course, i'm sure whatever you do will look great, good luck.
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Well I went ahead and did it today! And took some pics for you. Don't mind the dirtyness, she prefers it :-)
Old rims and tires:
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New rims and tires:
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Thanks for your opinions!
Old rims and tires:
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New rims and tires:
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Thanks for your opinions!
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