What size tires for a 4/6 drop? 20s or 22s
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What size tires for a 4/6 drop? 20s or 22s
Trying to decide what im going to run for wheels. The truck lowered 4/6 and is 4x4. Im building a 6.0 this winter and its either going to have a decent sized cam and heads or try to pick up a mp112 or tvs1900 and do a blower cam. Either way, it will eventually have some power. Not going to be taken to a drag strip, just a fun part daily, part toy for the summers.
Im either going to run 20s or 22s. I know 20s are lighter and would give me a little more sidewall and better traction, but with 4x4 im not to worried about that.
What tires would be recommended for something like this? I love my Nitto 420s on my tahoe, would those be alright? or do I need to look into something a little more performance oriented?
How are the Nitto NT555 tires? They are a little more expensive than I was hoping, but how are they?
What size tires for 20s or 22s? Im hoping to be around 29-30 overall tire size.I have 3.73s and plan to keep those. MAybe I should stay closer to a 29" tire for performance? I just want them to fill up the fenders a little bit and not look tiny.
255/45/20 is just over 29 and about 160 cheaper for a set than 255/50
A 255/50/20 is about 30"
a 265/40/22 is about 30 as well
any help would be awesome. Thanks guys
Edit- seems like the 420s would be a better choice with more than double the treadwear rating of the nt555.
Im either going to run 20s or 22s. I know 20s are lighter and would give me a little more sidewall and better traction, but with 4x4 im not to worried about that.
What tires would be recommended for something like this? I love my Nitto 420s on my tahoe, would those be alright? or do I need to look into something a little more performance oriented?
How are the Nitto NT555 tires? They are a little more expensive than I was hoping, but how are they?
What size tires for 20s or 22s? Im hoping to be around 29-30 overall tire size.I have 3.73s and plan to keep those. MAybe I should stay closer to a 29" tire for performance? I just want them to fill up the fenders a little bit and not look tiny.
255/45/20 is just over 29 and about 160 cheaper for a set than 255/50
A 255/50/20 is about 30"
a 265/40/22 is about 30 as well
any help would be awesome. Thanks guys
Edit- seems like the 420s would be a better choice with more than double the treadwear rating of the nt555.
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If I go with 20s, they will either be a stock wheel, or a 8.5.
22 will be on a 9" TBSS replica
no Nittos in a 275/45/20. What else is a comparable tire? Like I said, I love my 420s. I have probably 40k on them and they are still half tread
22 will be on a 9" TBSS replica
no Nittos in a 275/45/20. What else is a comparable tire? Like I said, I love my 420s. I have probably 40k on them and they are still half tread
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another question, I know 22s are heavier than 20s, but how much is that really gonna hurt me? Like I said, i doubt ill ever find a drag strip to run it at, just going to be something to mess around with and suprise a few people on the weekends. I cant get my thoughts off the TBSS reps. I wish they came in a 20 and it would be a done deal
Also, non directional is going to be key to be able to keep them fairly even
Also, non directional is going to be key to be able to keep them fairly even
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