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I would like to know what aftermarket wheels meet the stock wheel weight capacity. I'm having some difficulty choosing 20" black wheels that have at least 3500 lb capacity and don't have the fake chrome bolt look.
Always going to be an issue, unfortunately. Most of these nice looking wheels are made for looks, not working
I bought my truck with those wheels and tires on it, but just replaced the tires with the same. I would expect 2-3 miles per gallon to drop off though.
What do you get now for mileage? I expect the drop off and am not too concerned, just curious. Also, will those fit on stock height? Hard to tell if you have a lift or not... i swear this wheel/tire thing is going to scramble my brain before I'm done!!
What do you get now for mileage? I expect the drop off and am not too concerned, just curious. Also, will those fit on stock height? Hard to tell if you have a lift or not... i swear this wheel/tire thing is going to scramble my brain before I'm done!!
My truck is lifted about 2 1/2" to 3" depending on what you compare it to. 35's won't fit on a stock truck in my opinion. You need at least a front leveling kit or you'll rub while turning.
I get around 16 in town and 18 on the highway. 14 towing the 4 wheelers. 13 towing the 5th wheel.
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