More truck tire questions

[Steve300xcw]

Yea your boned then. Thats one of those things where you cant be in a hurry.


Hell get this set... I picked up a set of wheels a while back for a guy on here. He found somebody driving his way to haul em for him. Seemed to work out pretty well.

18's.. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/502668776202341/?

 

[Dan Carey]

Toyo Open country on my Rubicon, Michelin Defender on my Ram 2500 4X4 Diesel, Goodyear eagles on my Accord.

 

[doc holiday13]

i have a crew cab 2500 diesel. I have 18" rims with offroad/mudd tires for winter/snow and then swap back to my 20's in the summer. There is a big price difference in tires between 18" and 20". 18's are significantly more affordable

 

[Jason Snyder]

Sell your stock rims for $500 and buy someone else’s take offs.

I get it your timeline doesn’t work for that.

 

[tx_basser]

I had 20's on my last two 1/2 ton rigs and did not like them. Ride quality was poonas well as lack of tire selection. My F250 came with 18's and like them a lot better.

 

[Balderdash]

If you're not picky on easthetics, good quality can be had cheap on the used market. I bought several used sets of wheels for jeeps and to run snow tires on small commuter cars through the years. Have gotten some really nice rims pretty economically.

 

[Lngrange Hntr]

I have a 2018 Ram 2500 and I do 90% highway driving March-October so I run a set of factory size Toyo Open country All Terrains most of the year. I have an extra set of factory wheels that I switch out during hunting season that I run a set of Toyo Open Country MT's that are one size larger than stock. I've been pretty happy with this setup.