wider in rear?
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You want to do Mud tires out back and All terrains in the front? No way.... The offset wheel/tire size only looks good on a street truck that has fatter meets in the back. When I was in high school I had a lower ridding truck (not slammed) that had 255/50/16's in the back and 245/50/16's in the front.
You can get your stock wheels powder coated easily (as long as there is somewhere around you that does it) Then you can put 31x10.5x15's on there...
You can get your stock wheels powder coated easily (as long as there is somewhere around you that does it) Then you can put 31x10.5x15's on there...
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