KA620KC Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 Ok so I've noticed some guys on here are running 18"s on their 620's. My question is what size tire?? Would a 245/45/18 be too tall? I've got the factory 195/75/14 right now. I ran the numbers through a tire calculator and the 18"s would only be 1.2" taller. Quote Link to comment
banzai510(hainz) Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 I've got the factory 195/75/14 right now. run that paint rims white and put a stock white wall. its way better ride and COOLER!!!!!!!!! 18s=Donk! Quote Link to comment
datzenmike Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 Run stock 14s or 15" chev/ford 6 bolt rims for more tire choices and caliper clearance. If you want people looking at your rims instead of your ride then go with the 19s. Running 14s says "I'm too cool to care what others think". Do not look back. Quote Link to comment
KA620KC Posted May 5, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 hahahaha I'm sure not tryin to impress ANYONE that"s for sure. I just so happen to have a set of 18" tires in my garage. I was only thinking about running the 18's just because of the traction issue with the KA swap and because they are free and in my possesion already. Come on now 18's are no where near "donk" status!! I've seen a truck or two on here with 18's on them and I personally think they look pretty good. Besides there are only a handful of 620's running around where I live. I think you could count them on 1 hand and I personally know 2 of the other guys LOL. Quote Link to comment
Radim Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 I was going to put my 19" riversides on my 620 for the hell of it. 19x10 19x9 :P But anyways, if you have traction issues you want wider not taller, if you just want more contact area for better grip. Plently of six lug wheels in 8-12" wide Quote Link to comment
KA620KC Posted May 5, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 I was going to put my 19" riversides on my 620 for the hell of it. 19x10 19x9 :P But anyways, if you have traction issues you want wider not taller, if you just want more contact area for better grip. Plently of six lug wheels in 8-12" wide oh yeah thats why I was lookin at running the 245's much wider then my 195's and height isn't too much of an issue being they are just over an inch taller Quote Link to comment
Radim Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 No, i mean you're going from 14s to 18s why go with a bigger wheel? 245s? What's that a 8 8.5" wheel? You can easily fit a 9-10" wheel under a 620, super common to find 15" wide wheels, and 15" is the most common wheel size which opens up plenty of tire options. It's your truck do what you want, were just here for advice we won't make the decision for you. Personally i don't like rubber-band tires and it's a truck so if you use it as a truck i'd rather have that extra meat on the tire for support and less chance of damaging the wheel. Quote Link to comment
KA620KC Posted May 5, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 No, i mean you're going from 14s to 18s why go with a bigger wheel? 245s? What's that a 8 8.5" wheel? You can easily fit a 9-10" wheel under a 620, super common to find 15" wide wheels, and 15" is the most common wheel size which opens up plenty of tire options. It's your truck do what you want, were just here for advice we won't make the decision for you. Personally i don't like rubber-band tires and it's a truck so if you use it as a truck i'd rather have that extra meat on the tire for support and less chance of damaging the wheel. well like i was saying i just happen to have the 18's in the garage. But most likely (more like most definitely) I will be running the 15" pathfinder chromies just not sure how wide of a tire i can fit on those without them looking like balloons. Quote Link to comment
Radim Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 225 50 215 50 On a 8 or 8.5 Quote Link to comment
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