toyo open country m/t
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09-18-2009, 04:29 PM
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Darren,
I started out with 36 psi in mine and then, I went to 40 about a month later. They are a little louder, but the truck rides very good at 40 psi.
Truckin150, I have 18x9 Rockstars with 5" of BS and 33x12.5 Toyo MTs. I paid $2100 for the entire package ($1200 for just the Toyos) with spline lugs, mounting & balancing, shipping, etc. from rimzoneonline.com. They were very easy to work with and their service after the sale has been great.
A 9" wheel with 4.5" of BS will stick out 1/2" further than mine. It is not a bad look, but any further and you will probably need more lift to avoid rubbing when you turn.
KR-Texas
I started out with 36 psi in mine and then, I went to 40 about a month later. They are a little louder, but the truck rides very good at 40 psi.
Truckin150, I have 18x9 Rockstars with 5" of BS and 33x12.5 Toyo MTs. I paid $2100 for the entire package ($1200 for just the Toyos) with spline lugs, mounting & balancing, shipping, etc. from rimzoneonline.com. They were very easy to work with and their service after the sale has been great.
A 9" wheel with 4.5" of BS will stick out 1/2" further than mine. It is not a bad look, but any further and you will probably need more lift to avoid rubbing when you turn.
KR-Texas
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09-18-2009, 04:40 PM
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Darren,
I started out with 36 psi in mine and then, I went to 40 about a month later. They are a little louder, but the truck rides very good at 40 psi.
Truckin150, I have 18x9 Rockstars with 5" of BS and 33x12.5 Toyo MTs. I paid $2100 for the entire package ($1200 for just the Toyos) with spline lugs, mounting & balancing, shipping, etc. from rimzoneonline.com. They were very easy to work with and their service after the sale has been great.
A 9" wheel with 4.5" of BS will stick out 1/2" further than mine. It is not a bad look, but any further and you will probably need more lift to avoid rubbing when you turn.
KR-Texas
I started out with 36 psi in mine and then, I went to 40 about a month later. They are a little louder, but the truck rides very good at 40 psi.
Truckin150, I have 18x9 Rockstars with 5" of BS and 33x12.5 Toyo MTs. I paid $2100 for the entire package ($1200 for just the Toyos) with spline lugs, mounting & balancing, shipping, etc. from rimzoneonline.com. They were very easy to work with and their service after the sale has been great.
A 9" wheel with 4.5" of BS will stick out 1/2" further than mine. It is not a bad look, but any further and you will probably need more lift to avoid rubbing when you turn.
KR-Texas
cool thanks yea i think the wide tire stance gives the truck a bigger badder look as long its not to wide u know, but i may get a 6 in lift in the future thats why im looking into the tires now to get ideas and ive had my eyes set on the 18x9 with 4.5bs, motometal mo951 with the 33x12.50x18 toyo open country m/t, and all i have is a leveling kit right now but thats the look im going for right now
#33
09-19-2009, 12:49 PM
I love mine....I have
33x12.5x20 Toyo MT's
20x9 Monster
5.71 BS
+18MM offset
check my gallery for pictures, there are plenty. Love the ride, have taken them offroad and they do amazing, do a lot of highway/city driving as well and they handle rain outsanding. Waiting on winter to see how the snow goes, was one of my main concerns when choosing a tire and I will see if I regret it vs going with an AT.
I rotate mine ever 5K miles when I change my oil. I run them at 45 PSI at he moment, will probably air down a little for winter.
33x12.5x20 Toyo MT's
20x9 Monster
5.71 BS
+18MM offset
check my gallery for pictures, there are plenty. Love the ride, have taken them offroad and they do amazing, do a lot of highway/city driving as well and they handle rain outsanding. Waiting on winter to see how the snow goes, was one of my main concerns when choosing a tire and I will see if I regret it vs going with an AT.
I rotate mine ever 5K miles when I change my oil. I run them at 45 PSI at he moment, will probably air down a little for winter.
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09-19-2009, 04:17 PM
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