2020 ram rebel ecodiesel

[ParamG]

I just traded in my 2019 dodge ram classic 1500 night edition hemi for this beauty
https://www.peelchryslerjeep.com/new/Ram/2020-Ram-1500-e84cb65f0a0e0a17234890cca523c621.htm

Went from 345 bi weekly to 445 bi weekly but I got 2 years free oil and service along with the 5 year top plan (truck is really 420 and 25 for plan)
8 years though


I had a pair of 17 inch tires on my old ram for winters which have seen only one season

Would i still need these to put on the new rebel in winter?

Or are the 18 inch all terran tires good enough to just keep 1 set instead of having 2?

 

[MADDOG]

Welcome to RamForum.

So do you have a full set of 17" wheels for those winter tires? Do you have 4 17" tires? If so you can use them on the new truck. If not, kust know that a 17" tire won't fit an 18" wheel nor should you run two different diameter wheels on the truck.

The all-terrain tires should be OK in snow. Regardless of what tires you use you should slow down, leave plenty of space between you and other vehicles and don't make abrupt changes in speed (accelerate or brake) and direction. I say this because some folks think they are invincible with snow tires on their vehicles or they forget that the conditions are very different from what they usually drive in.

 

[Firebird]

Classic is 5 lug, new body is 6 lug

 

[ParamG]

Classic is 5 lug, new body is 6 lug

Damn I'll have to sell them I have 4 firestone 17 inch tires and rims

I guess I'll just run all terrains this winter and see how they do

 

[star_deceiver]

It’s winter here for more than 7 months a year.... it is the usual driving conditions. Hammer down.

If you have a snow day twice a year AT’s will be fine. You’ll be just as panicked as everybody else!