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Don't. The larger the wheel, the lower the off-road capability. You live in SoCal, the proving ground for the Raptor. If you want bigger breaks, you can make an argument for 18" wheels. Other than that, the 17s give you more sidewall, so you can absorb more without cracking a rim. 37" tires on a 17" wheel is the sweet spot. There is a reason trophy trucks, with unlimited budgets, use 17" wheels.2020 raptor 801A
I’ve seen to many different options with raptors. My goal is to put 20” on a 37” tire and I’m not sure if I can get back with. 2” lift or if I have to go 4”. I’d like to see how a 35” tires looks on a 20” wheel as I’m not set it stone on 37’s.
I like the regular height that the truck is but the 17” with so much tire under it looks ugly to me.
many ideas or advise.
Don't. The larger the wheel, the lower the off-road capability.
I bought my Raptor without really knowing the finer points of off-road. I knew I wanted to off-road my sweet new off-road capable truck, but might have mistakenly errored on the side of looks without fully realizing it lowered performance. I try to provide one sincere, honest post for new members that may be in the same boat. I also love to read these threads for the flames.I agree, but he kinda said that he's strictly about looks. Cuz rubber ugly. If he went off road, he'd already know that the rubber is an important part of the suspension.
Personally I prefer this look here... not sure if your ever planning on going off-roading or anything like that cus if you are. The set up you like won’t sustain the off-roading. The pic below won’t either but hey, it’s a personal choice. I’m planning on simply having two sets of wheels... the one u see below for everyday use and I’m keeping my OEM wheels so when off-roading time comes around I can swap them out. If anyone here happens to know what what the set up on this truck is.... please let me know... all I know is the wheels are 20” which I won’t be doing that... I’d stick with 18s2020 raptor 801A
I’ve seen to many different options with raptors. My goal is to put 20” on a 37” tire and I’m not sure if I can get back with. 2” lift or if I have to go 4”. I’d like to see how a 35” tires looks on a 20” wheel as I’m not set it stone on 37’s.
I like the regular height that the truck is but the 17” with so much tire under it looks ugly to me.
many ideas or advise.
Don’t let the haters tell you what you should do or don’t do. They didn’t pay for your car or making car payments for you. You do you and **** the haterade drinkers. I put 20” wheels on 35” Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Rides fantastic and off road to fishing spots with no issues. Yea, so what if people drive their cars through Starbucks or park in malls? Bitch boards always going to have people to find fault in everything.2020 raptor 801A
I’ve seen to many different options with raptors. My goal is to put 20” on a 37” tire and I’m not sure if I can get back with. 2” lift or if I have to go 4”. I’d like to see how a 35” tires looks on a 20” wheel as I’m not set it stone on 37’s.
I like the regular height that the truck is but the 17” with so much tire under it looks ugly to me.
many ideas or advise.
Don’t let the haters tell you what you should do or don’t do. They didn’t pay for your car or making car payments for you. You do you and **** the haterade drinkers. I put 20” wheels on 35” Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Rides fantastic and off road to fishing spots with no issues. Yea, I so what if people drive their cars through Starbucks or park in malls? Bitch boards always going to have people to find fault in everything.View attachment 159392
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I like the regular height that the truck is but the 17” with so much tire under it looks ugly to me.
many ideas or advise.