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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / November 200420" tire options
As winter approches i'm looking at the OE tires on my 04 1500 with 20" wheels and wonder if there are any options out there for tires that will fit these rims that are more suited for snow/off road. i'd like to go bigger if i can...any ideas? I put B F Goodrich All Terrain KO's on my '03. size 285/55R/20. very happy so far. > As winter approches i'm looking at the OE tires on my 04 1500 with 20" > wheels and wonder if there are any options out there for tires that will > fit these rims that are more suited for snow/off road. i'd like to go > bigger if i can...any ideas? What did those puppies cost? Ed >I put B F Goodrich All Terrain KO's on my '03. size 285/55R/20. very >happy so far. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> fit these rims that are more suited for snow/off road. i'd like to go >> bigger if i can...any ideas? www.tirerack.com gives you some ideas of sizes available and the associated costs. You can search by size or search by vehicle. JPH > What did those puppies cost? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >>>fit these rims that are more suited for snow/off road. i'd like to go >>>bigger if i can...any ideas? Aprox. $300 each on the truck. > www.tirerack.com gives you some ideas of sizes available and the > associated costs. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >>>>fit these rims that are more suited for snow/off road. i'd like to go >>>>bigger if i can...any ideas? I would put some skiny 17"+ tires/rims on there for winter (to clear brakes). You don`t want to be changing tires on those 20" rims, back and forth every season do you. For snow the narrower the better. I live in snow country & my 31s on dakota suck in the snow. > As winter approches i'm looking at the OE tires on my 04 1500 with 20" > wheels and wonder if there are any options out there for tires that will > fit these rims that are more suited for snow/off road. i'd like to go > bigger if i can...any ideas? |
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