Did this set up work out in the long run? I have a 2016 Sport with air suspension and it looks to not have much room between the control arm and the sidewall. How much space did you have once you changed to the larger tires?
Take it off-road, rough inclines while turning, you’ll see! 265/70R17 measures 31.7x10.7”, and with factory wheel travel maxed during full turn, they clear the plastic wells by one inch. .. go wider? Then must go less overall diameter less than 32.6 maxed out full stock travel turning. .. the rear tires won’t be such an issue. But those fronts WILL RUB!
Going to increase by 1 inch overall diameter, and width, but I’m changing the rims from stock 8” width to 9”, back spacing 4.25”, and Offset -19mm. (FYI) negative offsets are subtracted from inset, meaning they go further out. 19mm (approx 3/4”) plus the 1/4” backspace will give me the full inch to keep travel the same. With these rims I could push it a little further as all clearance are divided in half, (tire increases all directions) But only by another tire size up without fronts rubbing under extreme travel.
These tires are awesome...got the in 2015 for my 2014 Ram...I have 130k miles on them and they still have tread...getting new ones this spring...thanks for the video because I got the 275/65/20...want to go up but was hesitant.
@@nicholassanders9946 I have the 2017 Ram 1500 big horn for buy 5.7 with 392 gears I was thinking about going up one size from stock to 275 65-20 I'm worried they're going to rub?
@@MikeJones_Official hell yeah,I just bough a 2017 sport I think I might still level it but deff good to know it can fit big tires like that thanks alot boss
@@victorortega2718 yeah I bought a 2.5in leveling kit, It will look much better once I can put it on! Honestly though, I think I'm going to put 33s on because I've lost 3-4 mpg
I ordered 285/65/20 Nitto ridge grapplers for my ram 1500 that has a levelling kit. I was worried they might rub. Now I know I don't need to worry! thanks for the video.
Did it fit. I just installed the Bilstein 5100 Level kit - set it at 2". Now I'm looking for tires. Not sure what size, but I was looking at those Ridge Grapplers too. Was thinking of 295/65/20. It's going on my stock wheels 20 x 8.
I want to do the same thing but can't find much info on it. Got 2 in front level and wanted to know if I can put 35x12.50x 20 with 2in wheels spacers. Btw it's a 2wd. Will I have any issues here?
This tire is going to rub when the suspension compresses when you go into a big dip or ditch, You can not just do a static test while parked going lock to lock.
@@alexmagallanes5323 He never says it's got air suspension, though. Nor does he specify that it's in entry/exit mode; If it is indeed in normal ride height mode that is exactly the height it will adjust itself to with one exception: Aero mode when it goes even lower, by roughly 0.6 inches. This can be disabled, though, so for the sake of argument let's say it is: That is going to rub whenever he hits the tiniest of bumps.
Ok. Since nobody could answer my question I went to discount tire and they ordered one tire for me and put it on my 2017 limited with air suspension. 285 65/R20. Tire does fit. Lowered to exit/entry mode it doesn’t fit it makes solid contact with plastic by drivers door. Even if raised to standard height it still makes contact with plastic and that’s without driving and hitting bumps on the road.
Thats too bad, I was going to say it would definitely be tight when the air suspension was lowered, weird that it still makes contact at standard height though.
I have a 2016 Ram Sport I put Mickey Thompson 55 on my truck I do have a leveling kit though and there are 10 ply tire so with the plow loaded with the trailer no Robin nothing
the biggest tires you will fit is a 35x12.50R17 no lift needed you will clear it and no rubbing I've done it I just put a 2in leveling kit and its even better
Hey man you got Instagram or something so I can see some pictures ? That’s the same setup I’m going with my ram but the shop is telling me I need a leveling kit
Just got new -44 20" offsets and we're gonna try and shove 35x12.5's on my 2007 ram with a leveling kit. should. be. fun. I dont see many blue rams, but i like it
I have a big horn 2014 4 wheel drive im want to put some 22 by 12s with 33s with level kit will it fit i want the tires to stick out a little bit thatcbull dog stance i have no lift tho will i need body lift
@@mb-hm4cv No issues rubbing whatsoever. I put on Kanati Trail Hog ATs. Weren’t too loud but you can hear them. Great tires. They’re snow rated. I live in NY so I leave them on year round. Hardly need 4x4 with them.
Turn left and go full lock and hit the brakes and see if it rubs. Im running 35s on stock sports wheels an no level i just rub on the driver side there's a weird plastic squar box that it touches. I want to know if it would happen on your truck as well
agingtech Evedently the 2003 Ram sat lower in the front,but I still love this truck and just hit 100000 last week. Still drives and performs like a new truck did in 2003.
No worries. 34.5 tall and 11.5 wide compared to 33 tall and 11 wide is a pretty decent difference compared to stock. You can tell the truck is up higher getting in and out of it or even standing beside it. A 305 at this height would definitely rub, I run 305/40/22's on my summer rims and they fit just fine but anything over stock height and they'd rub.
604MotoVlogs so you have 305/40r22s on your summer rims? What is the width and offset of your rims? Any rubbing? I just bought some 22x 9.5 +12 offset rockstar 2s with 305/45r22s
305s actually shouldn't be on the stock rim width but people will do it anyways. Some tire installers won't even do it because the rim is out side of the minimum width spec. Ideally a 295 should be the widest tire on a stock RAM 20". 275/65R20, 285/65R20 and 296/60R20 are all within spec for an OEM RAM 20x8" wheel and look great. 295/60R20 is an awesome tire size but for my RAM I did 275/65R20 because it's taller than stock but doesn't bring as much sacrifice for my daily driven truck 285/65R20 is a nice size too but there aren't nearly as many choices in that size 35x11.50R20 is another alternative made by Nitto and maybe a couple others as well. Everyone will have a preference though.
I tuned out at kilometers lol. Just kidding. Orig owner here of 09 1500 crew cab hemi. Just today got my 4th ever set of tires. Back to the Good Year Wrangler after the last set of Cooper lasted me 4 years. Hoping for a smoother ride. New struts a few months back....
I put GY Wrangler DuraTrac LT275/65/R20 on my 2012 RAM 1500 4X4 Crew Cab, and there was a little Rubbing on full turns. I now have a 2016 RAM Sport in Yellow, 4X4 Crew Cab just as yours. Do you have ANY rubbing at all. Maybe the DurTrac is different?
Nice I just bought Cooper Discoverer 305/55R 20. Mine are about 12 inch wider but not as tall as yours well I have a problem turning because it’s a little wider than yours or is it because of the height when you crank the wheel?
i have the 2017 4x4 ram 1500 express....do you know if itll accept this same wheel? idk if the frames or wells are different between the sport and the express
I've got a 2012 Ram 1500 with a leveling kit. I went into my local tire shop wanting to put 35×12.5 tires on it. They told me they wouldn't work with stock wheels because of the offset.
Awesome man, just subbed to your channel! I have a 2015 Ram 1500 SLT, I want to change my stock 265/70/17 to 285/70/17, do you think it’s also possible on 17’s? Thanks.
I took my 20-in rim tires off and I put on 17s I was running 265/70-17 Mickey Thompson's got a hell of a deal on those in rims the only reason I went with the 265 I now put 285/70-17s in their perfect they're just a fraction bigger than stock but with the 17-in rims off-road ability in ride is so much better the tires act like shocks a little bit
@@jmont4102 did you end up going with that size? I have an opportunity to get that size for a great deal, but it's a half inch shorter total that my stock size and I'm hesitant to do that.
@@jmont4102 just curious...was your stock size 275/60/r20? That's what mine are and when I did the online tire comparison it showed the 285/55/r20s about 1/2 inch shorter. I may have to check it again. Its possible I messed up the numbers when I filled the blanks. Thanks!!
Hey man did you have to recalibrate your speedometer etc? When you added the bigger tires ? Like did you loose functionality were your gears acting all weird etc?
So, I have a question. I have a 2014 Ram 1500. I bought it preowned with 325/60/20's The front end doesn't appear to be leveled with the back.. but my tires fit fine in the wheel well. My question is, is this for possible for a stock truck? (Maybe sounds like a dumb question but im female and although somewhat mechanically inclined, not knowledgeable in this area) Also, does anyone know the difference in inches between the front and rear? I'm considering a 3" lift. Thanks.
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Did this set up work out in the long run? I have a 2016 Sport with air suspension and it looks to not have much room between the control arm and the sidewall. How much space did you have once you changed to the larger tires?
Will after market wheels 33x12.50 r20 fit my stock height 2014 Ram Express 1500
Sub’d
On stock rims ?
sweet thanks for the tip. I will be upgrading tires soon! 285/65r20
Take it off-road, rough inclines while turning, you’ll see! 265/70R17 measures 31.7x10.7”, and with factory wheel travel maxed during full turn, they clear the plastic wells by one inch. .. go wider? Then must go less overall diameter less than 32.6 maxed out full stock travel turning. .. the rear tires won’t be such an issue. But those fronts WILL RUB!
I like the video.... but More Tire and Less Face when posting a video on Tires
That's positive feedback
Going to increase by 1 inch overall diameter, and width, but I’m changing the rims from stock 8” width to 9”, back spacing 4.25”, and Offset -19mm. (FYI) negative offsets are subtracted from inset, meaning they go further out. 19mm (approx 3/4”) plus the 1/4” backspace will give me the full inch to keep travel the same. With these rims I could push it a little further as all clearance are divided in half, (tire increases all directions) But only by another tire size up without fronts rubbing under extreme travel.
Putting on 285/75/18 on my 2016 Ram this week.
Has level kit installed so should fit fine.
Did they fit?
33s look clean on these trucks!!! 34s would be max for me 🔥💪🏽nice truck
I have had my 285 65 20 pathfinder tires on for 6 months , they are awesome no rubbing at all , even off road
Get mine installed on Tuesday. Had two sets on my Wrangler and they were great.
Great video I’ve been looking for answer like this all day 👍🏼
These tires are awesome...got the in 2015 for my 2014 Ram...I have 130k miles on them and they still have tread...getting new ones this spring...thanks for the video because I got the 275/65/20...want to go up but was hesitant.
I got the 275 65 20 on my stock ram as well wish I would have got the 285 65 20 though
@@nicholassanders9946 I have the 2017 Ram 1500 big horn for buy 5.7 with 392 gears I was thinking about going up one size from stock to 275 65-20 I'm worried they're going to rub?
Nice truck!!! Exactly what I'm looking for, except in black. Love my BFG KO2s on my Dakota. Awesome tires!
it makes the 20 rims look small
I have 2010 and put 3.5 inch level kit in front and 33 12.5 20 kenda on stock rims.
Thanks for posting ! I’m considering it
35x12.50 fit perfectly on my stock 2018 ram 1500, no rub at all
For real ?
@@victorortega2718 yeah they don't rub even when you hit a bump while turning as sharp as possible
@@MikeJones_Official hell yeah,I just bough a 2017 sport I think I might still level it but deff good to know it can fit big tires like that thanks alot boss
@@victorortega2718 yeah I bought a 2.5in leveling kit, It will look much better once I can put it on! Honestly though, I think I'm going to put 33s on because I've lost 3-4 mpg
@@MikeJones_Official yeah man I'm thinking 33s by 12 is prob what I'll do my self
I dig that truck you are taking care it.,bravo
I ordered 285/65/20 Nitto ridge grapplers for my ram 1500 that has a levelling kit. I was worried they might rub. Now I know I don't need to worry! thanks for the video.
Did it fit. I just installed the Bilstein 5100 Level kit - set it at 2". Now I'm looking for tires. Not sure what size, but I was looking at those Ridge Grapplers too. Was thinking of 295/65/20. It's going on my stock wheels 20 x 8.
Have you been down any trails with it like that, I would imagine that would get them bouncing off the inside of the wheel wells.
MBF Off Grid, these are BARELY taller than stock size. Most of the size is in the width.
they are 1.5" taller and .25" wider than stock tires.. they rub fender wheel, i have 275/65/20 on mine and they rub really bad turning to left..
I run 35s on my ram . I put 2inch spacers on , same tire , I drive off road and snow , no problems . but I run a 2 inch leveling kit for front .
This is exactly what i want to do. Can you send me a photo somehow?
I want to do the same thing but can't find much info on it. Got 2 in front level and wanted to know if I can put 35x12.50x 20 with 2in wheels spacers. Btw it's a 2wd. Will I have any issues here?
This tire is going to rub when the suspension compresses when you go into a big dip or ditch, You can not just do a static test while parked going lock to lock.
Air suspension. He can get up to 2 inch lift.
@@alexmagallanes5323 He never says it's got air suspension, though. Nor does he specify that it's in entry/exit mode; If it is indeed in normal ride height mode that is exactly the height it will adjust itself to with one exception: Aero mode when it goes even lower, by roughly 0.6 inches. This can be disabled, though, so for the sake of argument let's say it is: That is going to rub whenever he hits the tiniest of bumps.
I bet you don’t get 25,000 miles on those tires they’re way too fat plus they’re gonna rub when you hit a pothole big mistake man
U can go with a 35 inch tire if u wanted to with no rubb
Thanks for the video, very helpful!
I got my stocks with 33s mud tires no rubbing lol
903eri are they 12.50s?
I went with 285/60/20 and love them. Good video bro!
Will you try 285/65/20? And why??
jasonwb28 any pics"
I’m going with the same size, did you have any rubbing issues with it?
Ok. Since nobody could answer my question I went to discount tire and they ordered one tire for me and put it on my 2017 limited with air suspension. 285 65/R20. Tire does fit. Lowered to exit/entry mode it doesn’t fit it makes solid contact with plastic by drivers door. Even if raised to standard height it still makes contact with plastic and that’s without driving and hitting bumps on the road.
Thats too bad, I was going to say it would definitely be tight when the air suspension was lowered, weird that it still makes contact at standard height though.
Ra Ga have you figured out what’s the max size tire for your truck yet? I have the same truck.
I got 2015 ram stock i have 35x12.50x20 on it and no problems at all
Really nice looking truck man!
I have a 2016 Ram Sport I put Mickey Thompson 55 on my truck I do have a leveling kit though and there are 10 ply tire so with the plow loaded with the trailer no Robin nothing
I just put 305/55-20 on 20x10 mickey thompson wheels. All stock suspension.
Oh nice! I'm planning on buying 305 55r20 ko2s to put on my xd rockstar wheels with a -44offset. Think they will rub? My 14 ram sport is all stock
did the fit and was that front and rear
I put 35x12.5x20 Mikey Thompson ATZ on my 09 no rubbing at all but extreme gas guzzlers. They cost me $1500 for just the tires.
Thanks for the recommendation..
My 2019 Ram 1500 classic came with 275/60/ R20. I think I’m going to put on 285/60/R20
I'm not taking that chance lol
I like the look of those. I just ordered some 275 60R20 A/T's. I'll have too see how big of a difference the 275's are vs the 285's.
Let us know bro, i just got my delivery in today with 285/50r22
Should be about 2 in
Wish I could find a place that would tub out my back tires.
My 2008 1500 i have 305 45 22s on Viper wheels. So far no problems
holy shit it's Kevin owens
LOL
Lmao
the biggest tires you will fit is a 35x12.50R17 no lift needed you will clear it and no rubbing I've done it I just put a 2in leveling kit and its even better
ready to see this on a 2017 ram 1500 with air ride
I have 305/55 20 tires on a 2015 ram 1500. Stock height and 20" wheels
Hey man you got Instagram or something so I can see some pictures ? That’s the same setup I’m going with my ram but the shop is telling me I need a leveling kit
Just got new -44 20" offsets and we're gonna try and shove 35x12.5's on my 2007 ram with a leveling kit. should. be. fun. I dont see many blue rams, but i like it
Can we get a update on those tires? Do they rub at all? How's the fuel mileage?
You can fit a 35/12.5/20 on a stock ram wheel/suspension, it only rubs a tiny bit on lockout when turning left
With no level?
37's will actually fit just gotto do some inner fender well mods and a leveling kit of course
I have a big horn 2014 4 wheel drive im want to put some 22 by 12s with 33s with level kit will it fit i want the tires to stick out a little bit thatcbull dog stance i have no lift tho will i need body lift
Want 35s but want bigger rim
Jimbo Piskapo no you won’t it’ll barely rub your inner fender. and it looks amazing.
I got 275 65 20s for my 14 ram 1500. To fix speedometer and shift points I bought the Rough Country Quickcal for $139
Does yours rub at all? How is the road noise? What brand and style did you get?
@@mb-hm4cv No issues rubbing whatsoever. I put on Kanati Trail Hog ATs. Weren’t too loud but you can hear them. Great tires. They’re snow rated. I live in NY so I leave them on year round. Hardly need 4x4 with them.
Probably get something similar but install a leveling kit
You can go 295/60/20
Turn left and go full lock and hit the brakes and see if it rubs. Im running 35s on stock sports wheels an no level i just rub on the driver side there's a weird plastic squar box that it touches. I want to know if it would happen on your truck as well
I installed Renegade AT 295/60/20 10PLY on stock rims and no truck modifications
Omar Baracco Just to be conservative, I’m putting 285/60/20. Do you get any rubbing with the 290 ?
I have 35/12.50/17's on my 17 ram 1500 level lifted and it does not rub at all
+agingtech Yeah 35s will fit on these trucks with a level
agingtech Evedently the 2003 Ram sat lower in the front,but I still love this truck and just hit 100000 last week. Still drives and performs like a new truck did in 2003.
Do you use spacer?
30 secs of tire footage.
3 mins of facetime.
What psi do you run on those 285 65 20? Thanks?
Very helpful thank you
Lol. I have the identical truck , good choice.
Useful video
Is this a meeting with Dr Phillips or some talk show
Cool thanks I have stock 275 60 20 , I want to put on 275 65 20. Now I know they will fit.
+rob robert Glad the video helped out!
I use the 275 65 20 on my Ram front is leveled 2 inches and I like the look.
Subarukevxt what year is your Dodge Ram?
i like them i think ill get the same for my ram
You stated you have 285/65 R 20 on a stock height truck but then you stated that you installed a level kit. Which came first?
Thats what confused me
285/45-22 fits too. It was on the sport r/t.
Yea no kidding.... Those are lame blades.
Thanks for the info, not much larger than stock. I have seen stock Rams running 305's but don't know how it affected turning clearance.
No worries. 34.5 tall and 11.5 wide compared to 33 tall and 11 wide is a pretty decent difference compared to stock. You can tell the truck is up higher getting in and out of it or even standing beside it. A 305 at this height would definitely rub, I run 305/40/22's on my summer rims and they fit just fine but anything over stock height and they'd rub.
I have 305/55/r20 on stock rims. I have a 2017 ram 1500 2wd.
+anarcticsummer Those are 33.2 inches tall 285/65/20 are 34.6
604MotoVlogs so you have 305/40r22s on your summer rims? What is the width and offset of your rims? Any rubbing? I just bought some 22x 9.5 +12 offset rockstar 2s with 305/45r22s
305s actually shouldn't be on the stock rim width but people will do it anyways. Some tire installers won't even do it because the rim is out side of the minimum width spec. Ideally a 295 should be the widest tire on a stock RAM 20". 275/65R20, 285/65R20 and 296/60R20 are all within spec for an OEM RAM 20x8" wheel and look great. 295/60R20 is an awesome tire size but for my RAM I did 275/65R20 because it's taller than stock but doesn't bring as much sacrifice for my daily driven truck 285/65R20 is a nice size too but there aren't nearly as many choices in that size 35x11.50R20 is another alternative made by Nitto and maybe a couple others as well. Everyone will have a preference though.
Remember to re-torque your wheels
Thanks def doing this
How are you liking the BFG's so far? Update? Any issues or complaints? Im thinking of buying this exact tire and size.
I need new tires on my 11 probably will go with these
I tuned out at kilometers lol.
Just kidding. Orig owner here of 09 1500 crew cab hemi.
Just today got my 4th ever set of tires. Back to the Good Year Wrangler after the last set of Cooper lasted me 4 years.
Hoping for a smoother ride. New struts a few months back....
great video buddy, i can use on 20s stock rims ram 1500 (2015) tires 33/12.5/r20 or i need special rims?
That's a no from me . When I do u turns I don't wanna worry about not being able to go over a curb turned all the way
You know it’s 33.5 not 34.5...
What exhaust set up do you have on this truck? Sounded good when you started it.
I put GY Wrangler DuraTrac LT275/65/R20 on my 2012 RAM 1500 4X4 Crew Cab, and there was a little Rubbing on full turns. I now have a 2016 RAM Sport in Yellow, 4X4 Crew Cab just as yours. Do you have ANY rubbing at all. Maybe the DurTrac is different?
Nice I just bought Cooper Discoverer 305/55R 20. Mine are about 12 inch wider but not as tall as yours well I have a problem turning because it’s a little wider than yours or is it because of the height when you crank the wheel?
What about 325/60r20?? Btw nice video and just subscribed
What about 2017 with air suspension. Will they clear if suspension lowered?
i have the 2017 4x4 ram 1500 express....do you know if itll accept this same wheel? idk if the frames or wells are different between the sport and the express
Ones you raise your truck 3/4 inches is not longer stock buddy
Have have 305 55 20 on my 04 no trimming or rubbing still got plenty of room to turn
Austin Wilkinson is your truck lifted ? Thinking about getting bigger tires on my 04 too I got 20s also just don’t know if I should lift or not.
@@JayAre_847 no mine is stock height my buddy had a 08 with a leveling kit and had 35's
Austin Wilkinson I have a 2004 1500 as well, SLT Quad Cab, Sport, bright yellow, wanting to mount Cooper Zeon LTZ 305/55/R20, hoping it works!
I've got a 2012 Ram 1500 with a leveling kit. I went into my local tire shop wanting to put 35×12.5 tires on it. They told me they wouldn't work with stock wheels because of the offset.
Si puedes pero necesitas un spacer....yo use uno de 1.5"...
I used a 4 inch lift kit with my 2014, plus offset wheels, and the 35x12.5 fit perfectly. 🤠
So 34x12.5 is a no go?
What's the tires cost and what's your ground clearance now
Good video 🤙
Awesome man, just subbed to your channel! I have a 2015 Ram 1500 SLT, I want to change my stock 265/70/17 to 285/70/17, do you think it’s also possible on 17’s? Thanks.
I appreciate it man, thanks! 285/70/17s should easily fit.
I took my 20-in rim tires off and I put on 17s I was running 265/70-17 Mickey Thompson's got a hell of a deal on those in rims the only reason I went with the 265 I now put 285/70-17s in their perfect they're just a fraction bigger than stock but with the 17-in rims off-road ability in ride is so much better the tires act like shocks a little bit
Today, one colleague offer me 315/70-17 in my stock rims, but according to you post is not possible
Look good
what kind of mud flaps? nice truck!
Does anybody know if I could fit 33x12.50r 20 on my 2010 ram stock?
are those load range C or E? Snowflake?
also what psi do you keep them at?
Thanks sir. so i should be fine, with 32.5 overall height?
Did you have to calibrate your speedometer when you put them wheels on
Thanks i was wanting 285 55 20.
Robert Jackson how did the 285 55 20 work for you?, I was looking into that size
@@jmont4102 did you end up going with that size? I have an opportunity to get that size for a great deal, but it's a half inch shorter total that my stock size and I'm hesitant to do that.
@@BRINCE-ni4jq I did man love the look, when I compared it to my original tires it was just about half inch taller not shorter.
@@jmont4102 just curious...was your stock size 275/60/r20? That's what mine are and when I did the online tire comparison it showed the 285/55/r20s about 1/2 inch shorter. I may have to check it again. Its possible I messed up the numbers when I filled the blanks. Thanks!!
@@BRINCE-ni4jq no stock 265 70 17
Hey man did you have to recalibrate your speedometer etc? When you added the bigger tires ? Like did you loose functionality were your gears acting all weird etc?
Will 33 /12.5 r 20 for on stock
I have 35x12.50r18 on my 19 ram classic 4x4 with no lift. Rubs a little on full turn
Thank you. Do you have a video answering the same question for a 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Laramie?
Will fit the same. More wheel well on older trucks up to 2010 that I've seen. 35's are tight, I like 33's with a lift.
As of now how is the ride at higher speeds? No steering wheel vibration? Any loss of power?
I would expect these tires to rub going down hill off road when the brakes are compressed. and the wheel is turned in or outward.
They don't
So, I have a question. I have a 2014 Ram 1500. I bought it preowned with 325/60/20's The front end doesn't appear to be leveled with the back.. but my tires fit fine in the wheel well.
My question is, is this for possible for a stock truck? (Maybe sounds like a dumb question but im female and although somewhat mechanically inclined, not knowledgeable in this area) Also, does anyone know the difference in inches between the front and rear? I'm considering a 3" lift. Thanks.
how do you account for the change in speed? larger wheel means you will be under calling your speed?
Level it 2 inches and its sweet
Where you get the tires from and how much the cost and what brand .. thanks
Same question
Do they poke?
I have a 2010 ram will a lt265/60/20 General Grappler tire work on my truck? stock tires on there are 275/60/20