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Would love to buy some 20's with 33's or 35's on them for my truck. 2012 F350
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dually wheels and tires
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josh@thedieselcartel
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I can get you a set of American Force 20" Dually Wheels, or Fuel has a new line of cast dually wheels in 20" that are very reasonable.
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Details on the fuel wheels? Also interested in some fog lights and light bar setup from you.
josh@thedieselcartel
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Want to shoot me an email and we can discuss all your options and i can send you the info on the wheels?
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email sent sir.
josh@thedieselcartel
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I returned your email, didn't hear back from you just wanted to make sure you got it.
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Yes sir I got it. I've just been researching and talking to people about the best route.
I found out that Fuel makes a 20x8.25 wheel which seems like a better solution than the 20x7.5 wheels that a lot of people use. Could also use the Nitto or Toyo 295/60/20. Around 35"
The other route is a normal 20x7.5 wheel with a Nitto 275/65/20 which is around 34"
Will the wider wheel/tire interfere with leaf springs? helper bags? I plan on doing a 2" leveling kit so I don't see any heights being an issue. Seems like the "safe" bet for no spacers or interference issues is the 275/65/20.
Sorry for all the questions guys.
I found out that Fuel makes a 20x8.25 wheel which seems like a better solution than the 20x7.5 wheels that a lot of people use. Could also use the Nitto or Toyo 295/60/20. Around 35"
The other route is a normal 20x7.5 wheel with a Nitto 275/65/20 which is around 34"
Will the wider wheel/tire interfere with leaf springs? helper bags? I plan on doing a 2" leveling kit so I don't see any heights being an issue. Seems like the "safe" bet for no spacers or interference issues is the 275/65/20.
Sorry for all the questions guys.
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