Saw this stickied in the fj cruiser forum. Post your wheel and tire pics so that other users can see what looks good on our trucks. I still have the stock texas edition wheels. 275/55/20 BFG Rugged Terrains.
When I was buying my wheels I called Fuel and asked if the 12" wide Hostage wheels would fit with a 6" lift and they told me NO. Thats why I have the 9.5" wide. Then about 2 weeks after I put everything on, I was at a truck show and seen a Tundra with the 12" wide wheels with a 6" lift.
The owner told me the same thing, they fit with trimming.
I wish now I would have bought the wider wheels, but oo well, life goes on!
That's a really nice set up you have going! What is your offset on those wheels? I think the 20X12 fuel hostage is a -44, not sure on the 22X9.5 though:dunno:.
i know this isnt the common wheel to be putting on a truck but they just look hot. Being in the tuner culture these wheels looks more performance than aggressive like the wheels i've been seeing out there. what do you guys think?
Been running Nitto tires the last two times. First the old trail grapplers and then more recently I tried Nitto ridge grapplers, and while I like the tires overall, they seem to keep running small. For example, my 50% worn ridge grapplers in 35x12.5x20 measure 34 as they sit on the truck, and...
These are a 50k tire. What is the realistic life for these? These are the set that were on the Tundra I just bought. I was thinking I would just replace them with these again if they are a good tire. Looking forward to your thoughts?
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