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Old 06-03-2022, 04:01 PM   #10
Shugalou
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Re: 5/7 lowering kit tire help

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I'd prefer as tall a sidewall as possible so the 245/40 would be my choice. But, like you mentioned, it will likely buzz the top of the inner wheel tub. The front's in this pic were 255/40's so 28" tall. They were on there for one night for a local cruise. I barely made it down my alley. Any bump or dip over 5mph, they buzzed.

I would do taller inner tubs before I'd run 255/35's though. Short sidewalls just don't work as well visually on these trucks in my honest opinion.....
Scoti - do you have more info on that wheel set up - I agree I'm not a fan of the thin sidewalls on our trucks - probably looks even more off on a stepside. Are the rims Torque Thursts in Grey? I've been looking at the same ones or possibly the dark chrome.
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