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In for updates. This would be a great addition

I'm down if it's open to 1 more

- Yes - Stick with the factory sizes to ensure you don't have any issues (285 /45 R22) - Negligible....the overall diameter should be the same. At least it was for me when I upgraded from my 20's to my 22's

Exactly what I did. Best $100 I've spent on the truck so far.

Still need to drop the rear to level the stance, tint the windows, and tint the tail lights....but I figure for only a week of ownership I’ve got a lot done.

I just went and purchased some 22" Laramie Sport rims with almost brand new tires in Houston Tx at TexasTruckTireLLC. They also have an ebay page, which is how I found them. I drove down and they bought my stock wheels from me for the same amount I was going to list them for. It really couldn't...

This is all I have at the moment. In the sun there is a lot more shimmer than I expected. Color really shows good outside on a sunny day.

Swapping rims out to 22" Laramie Sports, and changing the chrome emblems out for black emblems this weekend. Then on monday I'm dropping the rear 2". Once it get it cleaned up I'll post plenty.

I could not build the truck I purchased last week either. I've tried various computers / phones thinking it would help. I agree, frustrating.

It seems like it would be "cheap insurance". Does anyone currently make the shorter links?

I've already purchased the Accessory Partners 2" drop springs and they're on the way. I was thinking about also throwing in the Hellwig sway bar at the same time. If I do, are relocation brackets needed / required? TIA

Holy CRAP. This may be the first time I've ever seen a manufacturer actually have a rep / presence on a forum in the 20+ years I've been trolling the interwebs. This is a very pleasant surprise.

I was on the fence about doing this, but these photos sold me. Springs ordered!

Just a little insight. I wanted a little more aggressive noise from my truck. Last week I took it to my local exhaust shop and had the muffle under the cab cut out and replaced with a straight pipe. Best $100 I've ever spent of a vehicle. If it's sound you're really going for, save a huge chunk...

If there is anyone within a 250 mile radius of Central Texas that would be willing and able to do this for me I would make it worth their while.

What did you do with your stock wheels?

Here are the stock 20" rims. Picture taken just after signing the papers:

Just picked up a new 2020 Ram Lonestar and really love the look of the 22" Laramie sport wheels. Is there anyone here that would want to part with their factory wheels?