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Post Pictures and experiences if you have 295x60r20OR 285x60r20

Mitchrob85

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Follow up: I went with OEM 5 spoke black sport wheels and 275x60r20 119s d1 8ply Falken peak at3ws. The 8 ply per Falkens website is a 33x11 tire. The 4 ply T rating is 33.1x10.8 for 10 dollars less. Should be installed latest Thursday
Post some pics once you get them on!
 

Yamie700

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I just had my setup put on last week. I went the Toyo Open Country A/T3 in 285/60/r20. The wheels are the Fuel Rebel in 20x10 with a -18 offset. I could not be happier with the look. I do have the 3.21 gears but the truck does not feel sluggish at all. I still need to recalibrate the speedometer so I'm not sure how big of a hit my mpg's are gonna take. Also without recalibration I have noticed some extra down shifting to accelerate at higher speeds or when climbing hills.

All in all I really like the 285's, I don't see a need to go wider personally as weight was somewhat of a concern for me, even though the difference is probably not a huge deal.

What I will say is if you go with the 295's just be careful of what rim width and offset you go with, because I did run into an issue with that. My offset is too aggressive and I am experiencing some rubbing. Now I'm kicking myself because my original idea for the setup was a 20x9 with only a +1 offset, but I let my wheel and tire guy talk me into a wider rim and more aggressive stance without considering the potential for a rub.

I don't really want to modify the wheel well at all to accommodate the bigger tire, so my guy will order me new wheels if I want to correct the issue. So not to highjack the thread, but anyone know if the 285/60/r20 on a 20x9 with +1 offset will fit no problem?
If you switch to 20x9 +1 offset you should be fine. I have Fuel rebels in that size with 285/65/20, 2" level on the front, I had a tiny bit of rubbing only on my weathertech mudflaps, took the mudflaps off and zero rub. So if you're running 285/60/20 you should have plenty of room.
 

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If you switch to 20x9 +1 offset you should be fine. I have Fuel rebels in that size with 285/65/20, 2" level on the front, I had a tiny bit of rubbing only on my weathertech mudflaps, took the mudflaps off and zero rub. So if you're running 285/60/20 you should have plenty of room.
Nice thank you for the info! That’s what I decided to do. I had my guy order the 20x9 +1’s they should be here in a couple days. For now I’m sitting in the tire shop waiting for them to swap out the 20x10’s and put the 285’s on the stock rims so I can ride on those in the meantime
 

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Sound clips and install video.
Looks and sounds great. I think this might be the tweener option I'm looking for if I can't find a full car back that isn't so loud....and my wife would surely like the price of this vice a full cat back 😂. Only negative is it not T-304.
 

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Update on my end. Both tire sizes I want are currently on back order. The shop has 3 out of 4 of my 275 60 20 d1 wildpeaks 33x11 per Falkens sight but They can't find a fourth tire anywhere. They told them 90 days.

So black wheels are going in storage until the tires arrive

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