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They last a LOT longer the traditional wipe on waxes. I’ve yet to break one down completely. They last an entire winter here no problem (about 4/5 months). YouTube the torture tests of these waxes. They kill traditional waxes.

13.5 for me in mixed city and highway. I’ve sniffed 20 once on a long road trip but that was going sub 70mph. Above that speed and I was below 20. They get pretty bad gas mileage, but I knew that going in.

My 22 Goodyear’s were toast at 17K. What a great product!

I’ll take a pic tomorrow for you with a down the line shot, but the front is out more than back. I’d say it is .5 inch poke in front and almost flush in back. Exactly what I wanted. I used the online fitment calculators to figure it out. I had the whole rig up to 90 today on the interstate and...

38 for the wheel and 51lbs for the tire.

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Thanks! I went with the 5100’s set at 6. 20x9 +1 Fuel Contra in Gloss Black Milled 305/55/20 Nitto G2’s. These are the XL load version. My weight of my set up did not change. Previous wheel tire combo (22” sport wheels with the Goodyear’s) was about a pound heavier. So I don’t notice any...

Here is mine with the Bilstein’s and the new wheels and tires. Turned out better than I expected and the ride is somehow better. Must be the bigger side wall tires.

No off-road package here.

So the #6 at 2.2 inches would make it level I’d think.

I’d like to know the same thing. Mine measure out just like yours at 2.25. Need to decide as these are going on the truck Wednesday and the new tires and wheel on Thursday.

Fire! What width and offset?

They must be very fragile.

Now. What is the point after winter?

Getting mine installed next week. Now what setting? My truck is 2 1/4” higher in rear.

Make sure you account for the stock fender covers/flares, if you have them. Mine cover another 1/2” or so of the tire which will help determine offset. Measure using a level and tape and use the above cited calculator for more info.

Nice TIS wheels. 305/55/20?

You can fit 305/55r20 on stock suspension. Many have done it with success. So, yes, easily with the 5100s

I called 4 places this week and NONE of them could order the struts as they were pending. Only one place offered to install them if I bought them. $300 for install. So he will be getting my business. The others were so bad I left reviews on the google. One even was bold enough to quote me $3400...

This is what I am going to do as well. At least that is the plan right now.