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33 x 12.5 x 20 4wd all terrains??

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33 x 12.5 x 20 4wd all terrains??

Post by crankycruiser »

im after sum tyres for my ute would like 32 - 33 but suit 20" rim, have seen swampers jsut wondering who sells and makes em??
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Post by on4tou »

give pro comp a call
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Post by HotFourOk »

20 INCH RIMS! :shock:

Are they chrome? :D
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Post by crankycruiser »

HotFourOk wrote:20 INCH RIMS! :shock:

Are they chrome? :D
lol nar mate.. dont want chroome.. want somethign similar to wat i have but in 20's! :D
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Post by chops »

mickey thompson do 2 tyres in similar size

FC II + radial claw

LT325/50R20 -(33X13.50R20)
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Post by Ryano »

Have a look at a 305/50R20. It works out to around the 32x12.00R20. There are quite a few brands available.
Cooper HT+ and Zeon XST
Kumho KL12
Falken STZ04
Maxxis MAS2
Hankook RH06 (They also do a 325/50R20)
In a light truck construction, Mickey Thompson do a 325/50R20 (33x13.50R20).
They come in FCII, ATZ, Radial Claw. These may not be ideal for the vehicle you are putting them on as you need a much wider rim which will reduce the options in wheels with the required offset.

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