i have a 98 dodge truck with 17" wheels....can i change them to 20" wheels?
Feb 06, 5894 by alleyesonyou1 | Posted in Dodge
changing truck tires
I couldn't see any problem if the suspension is stock that you could probably go 22".
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TCA Honors John Boyd as a Highway Angel - Again
06.02.51
The vehicle rolled over from side to side several times, hit a light pole, flipped bumper to bumper four to five times, and then came to a stop upside down in a ditch. A young man in his early 20s, bleeding from his arms, climbed out of the car and began stumbling around, apparently searching for the bumper of his car, which was now in the middle of the road. In fact, the young man told Boyd that he was drunk and that he knew he was in a lot of trouble and would probably go to jail. Not wanting to leave the young man alone in his inebriated condition, Boyd waited with At first, Boyd thought the man was simply in shock, but then he realized that alcohol was involved. On March 3, 2011, around 6 a. m. , Boyd was traveling on I-40 eastbound near Jackson, Tenn.
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Steel Wheels. Need 'em. - Jeep Wrangler Forum
by Yep.
That lasted two years and after way too much fighting with bent and dented steel wheels from my desert wheeling, I gave up and went back to aluminum. Steel is fine for gentler trails but if you wheel much out in the desert where there are rocks, since you live in LA part of the year, I can't recommend you switch to steel. I spent way too much time on the trail with a small sledgehammer straightening the dents out of my steel wheels so they could hold air.
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