20x10 wheel -25. Anyone running a similiar setup? Wish you had gotten a wider tire? Curious what the thoughts are out there. Cost and ride quality are the obvious reasons im considering the tire size. Thanks guys.
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275/60r20 Too small?
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Brockb10
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I’m running Nitto Terra Grappler G2 275/60R20 116S XL and honestly the change from stock 275/55/20 was noticeable enough for me. I’m more conservative on how I like it to look so sure it could be a little wider, but with the thicker tread and slightly taller height I think it fills the well nicely.
I don’t plan on getting a lift and will eventually swap out the wheels, but this size provided a higher(slightly lifted) difference and road noise hasn’t been an issue.
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Thank you. Im lifted 3.5 and my stock is a 275/65/18 and i keep looking at it thinking its gonna look too narrow considering its the same tire essentially.
mp1
Active Member
I have a 2.5 lift, and just ordered some 285/60/20, which will be installed next week. I went with a 10 ply so I'm curious myself how the ride quality will be from the stock 275/55/20. I'll also be towing a 5500# TT, the reason for going with the E rating.
The cost in a 275/60/20 P or SL rated tire compared with a 285/60/20 E was almost 100 bucks/tire. I'm also running a 20x9 rim with a 0 offset. Your setup is a bit out of my realm though. So sorry, can't speak on that portion.
If you're running a 20x10 rim, I doubt you will regret running a wider tire, as that rim will accommodate a pretty wide one. . You jut have to factor in what you're going to be doing with the wheels. With a 3.5" lift, you can easily run a 35" tire. it's up to you whether or not you want to run a wider tire w/ less sidewall, of a taller tire w/ more sidewall, but thinner.
The cost in a 275/60/20 P or SL rated tire compared with a 285/60/20 E was almost 100 bucks/tire. I'm also running a 20x9 rim with a 0 offset. Your setup is a bit out of my realm though. So sorry, can't speak on that portion.
If you're running a 20x10 rim, I doubt you will regret running a wider tire, as that rim will accommodate a pretty wide one. . You jut have to factor in what you're going to be doing with the wheels. With a 3.5" lift, you can easily run a 35" tire. it's up to you whether or not you want to run a wider tire w/ less sidewall, of a taller tire w/ more sidewall, but thinner.
NJC1684
Well-Known Member
My 275/60r20 look too small on my leveled Limited.
