Damn, you're good. 
Can anyone identify these wheels?
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Originally Posted by SRMX
19's all the way around?
What's "bfg" an acronym for?
What's "bfg" an acronym for?
BFG is short for BF Goodrich tires.
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Originally Posted by Y2Kvert4me
The rear's don't look big enough to be 20's..bad pic angle, I could be wrong. I have 19/20's on mine, so I can usually tell. I'm guessing 19's all around.
BFG is short for BF Goodrich tires.
BFG is short for BF Goodrich tires.
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Originally Posted by Y2Kvert4me
The rear's don't look big enough to be 20's..bad pic angle, I could be wrong. I have 19/20's on mine, so I can usually tell. I'm guessing 19's all around.
BFG is short for BF Goodrich tires.
BFG is short for BF Goodrich tires.
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Originally Posted by SRMX
While I'm at it, is there any big disadvantage to putting the same sized tire on all 4's or should I stick to the same ratio as the stock wheels?
I'd suggest a 19/20 combo with 275/30/19 and 285/30/20 tires.
If you want 19's all around, a 275/30/19 front and 295/35/19 rear works well. A 305/30/19 can also work nicely in the rear, but you'll need a minimum of 10.5" wide wheel to run it...I didn't note what widths these wheels were available in.
Good luck on your new ride and welcome to the forum.
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Originally Posted by Y2Kvert4me
There's nothing wrong with running the same wheel size all around, as you can just stagger the tire sizes a bit to keep the rear tires a little taller (which IS important).
I'd suggest a 19/20 combo with 275/30/19 and 285/30/20 tires.
If you want 19's all around, a 275/30/19 front and 295/35/19 rear works well. A 305/30/19 can also work nicely in the rear, but you'll need a minimum of 10.5" wide wheel to run it...I didn't note what widths these wheels were available in.
Good luck on your new ride and welcome to the forum.
I'd suggest a 19/20 combo with 275/30/19 and 285/30/20 tires.
If you want 19's all around, a 275/30/19 front and 295/35/19 rear works well. A 305/30/19 can also work nicely in the rear, but you'll need a minimum of 10.5" wide wheel to run it...I didn't note what widths these wheels were available in.
Good luck on your new ride and welcome to the forum.
