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10-19-2009, 10:45 AM
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| Quick question I've tried the search function and read and re-read numerous posts, but still can't get a definite answer. So I figured I'll throw myself to the wolves and hopefully someone will be able to answer my question. I have stock 20" tires/rims, with no lift on my 4x4 DC, and want to get Toyo's Open Country A/T's. Will the 305x50/20's fit? Thanks  |
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10-19-2009, 11:33 AM
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| I had the 305-65-18's Toyo Open Country on before I lifted 3" and I had to cut very little from the skid plate and they rubbed the a-arm on sharp turns and on curbes, such as parking on side the street. Lifting the truck made it worse, but still drove the truck till the tires were worn. Be informed that the Toyo is a very soft tire and doesn't last long. I switched back to the BFG's. |
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