295/50/20 or 285/50/20
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06-15-2006, 08:56 PM
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Okay look at a ruler would ya! 
The extra 10mm will not be very noticable. Depending on the tire it makes the overall measurement a little bit different, but once again, its only 10mm so its very little. Now if you jump from a 285 to a 305 then you'll be able to see the difference and the overall measurements will change.
The extra 10mm will not be very noticable. Depending on the tire it makes the overall measurement a little bit different, but once again, its only 10mm so its very little. Now if you jump from a 285 to a 305 then you'll be able to see the difference and the overall measurements will change.
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06-15-2006, 10:03 PM
[QUOTE=dmelchi2000]I have 305 50 20 on my truck and love the way they look.
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I think you just helped me find my wheel package size I want! That does look good! I was thinking a 17"/18" with beefy 285's but I will have a lot of open wheel well space with the 3" lift I am putting in..
Nice job on yours.
Now I just have to pick out a set of 20" rims...
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I think you just helped me find my wheel package size I want! That does look good! I was thinking a 17"/18" with beefy 285's but I will have a lot of open wheel well space with the 3" lift I am putting in..
Nice job on yours.
Now I just have to pick out a set of 20" rims...