sootie
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That's a pretty unintelligent statement....
So you shouldn't run a 20 until you run 40s? That's kind of a dumb statement. If it's not at least a 20, they don't belong on a Superduty in my opinion.I tend to agree with the statement somewhat. Most lower priced packages include 17 or 18 inch wheels, with 20 inch options being available with a considerable up-charge.
For pavement queens (towing) there is a benefit for the lower sidewall to prevent sidewall flex, but ride quality suffers when the terrain gets a bit rough. Offroad, having more sidewall will have the opposite benefits and limitations.
My opinion is that the rim diameter should be at or close to half the tire diameter.
So what's the basis for your opinion?If it's not at least a 20, they don't belong on a Superduty in my opinion.
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I tend to agree with the statement somewhat. Most lower priced packages include 17 or 18 inch wheels, with 20 inch options being available with a considerable up-charge.
For pavement queens (towing) there is a benefit for the lower sidewall to prevent sidewall flex, but ride quality suffers when the terrain gets a bit rough. Offroad, having more sidewall will have the opposite benefits and limitations.
Auto makers follow trends. Has nothing to do if they agree or not.20s without a doubt... Ford even agrees..... 20" are becoming more and more popular from the factory
So you shouldn't run a 20 until you run 40s? That's kind of a dumb statement. If it's not at least a 20, they don't belong on a Superduty in my opinion.
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What's wrong with a 20 on a 31.5? F150s do it all the time. Along with every other manufacturer. No need to be a ***in douche about it. Personal opinion, I think anyone looking to buy a set of rims would be dumb to get anything but a 20. Or 22 if that's your style.So 20" rims with 31.5" diameter tires? That's right, 31.5" is the standard sized tire on base models.
Now if you could read, you'd have noticed I wrote "close to". 38" tire on a 20" rim I would find acceptable. I also wrote that it was my opinion. You can have your own opinion.
I typed that really slowly so you could take your time to read it at your own pace and comprehension.
What's wrong with a 20 on a 31.5? F150s do it all the time. Along with every other manufacturer. No need to be a ***in douche about it. Personal opinion, I think anyone looking to buy a set of rims would be dumb to get anything but a 20. Or 22 if that's your style.
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