I can get Toyo 275/60/16s for $112 a piece. I just bought 275/60/17s for my Avalanche wheels at $115 a piece. Not bad, $3 more for 17's.

 

the general grabber uhp's are the ****. i have them on my 20's and they are light, get great traction for a street tire and are cost affective. find the size you need and by all means give them a shot.

i will say they will get as good as traction as the proxies will. bigkid and others have had the proxies around here and i was able to see how they performed. even on spray i would catch traction faster on the street than them guys.

 

What's up w/ your paint job?

 

neighborhood vandels

 

almost looks like the mystery machine.... LOL...

 

Well my friend picked up my(hmm guess there his now) wheels yesterday. Rollin the stockers off his suburban now I did not know how good the traction was with the 285 50's till now. I pulled out of a parking lot onto the feeder road to get on the hghway, there was traffic coming. Normally I would just gas it and get over, BUT NOOO I have stock tire and they went up in smoke lol. Guy drove by looking at me like what the hell are you doin. Needless to say I missed the on ramp and had to go down the feeder lol. Oh yea truck looks like crap now I don't think the sleeper look suits me too well

 

get some 18" centerlines IMO... not too flashy but really nice looking wheels... I believe they have some light ones too...I have always loved they way 99% of centerline's wheels looked.

 

I already have my wheels picked out to go with the plans I have. 18x8 and 18x9.5

 

do you have any pics of those wheels?? it will look good with wider ones in the back... now you need to either level it or drop it man...

 

It is lvled now going to go with a 2/4.