20s Front 22s Rear

[ClayBonics]

Anyone ever see or do 20's up front and 22s in the rear of there truck. Obviously more of a sport truck setup.

 

[inktoxicated]

on a 2wd right>?

 

[blackout11]

never saw that just either 4 20'2 or 4 22's

 

[ClayBonics]

on a 2wd right>?

Correct.

 

[TheSatinPumpkin]

Seen a couple of 4g's over the years on different forums. Im a wannabe since i have 17's on the front and 18's in the rear. Lol

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[Hemi450hp]

The only thing I don't like about the staggered wheel size is that the sidewall on the rear tires is usually considerably smaller which doesn't look right IMO. It takes some tricky suspension work to pull that off.

 

[ClayBonics]

The only thing I don't like about the staggered wheel size is that the sidewall on the rear tires is usually considerably smaller which doesn't look right IMO. It takes some tricky suspension work to pull that off.

I would try an do it so the side walls on the back wheels are the same or more.

 

[Hemi450hp]

That would look nice, but to make it look right, you would also need to drop the front more than the back. If the rear wheels are 22's with the same sidewall, then it will be about a 2" taller tire than the fronts. This means your front end will need to come down another 2" to even the fender gap up with the back. Otherwise, the rear tires look stuffed in the fender, and the fronts have a large gap.

 

[ClayBonics]

My truck has a slight rack now. I know there are not Rams and they are older trucks but just to get on the same lines I am thinking. Not the easiest subject to find on trucks.

 

[ClayBonics]

If I did go different size wheels and/or tires front to back would it throw a code? I know some cars it can mess up the braking ABS

 

[-Arana-]

I Love the staggered look if done right

 

[BlownGP]

It looks great, but you got to have a good stance to pull it off.