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My 305/30/26's have alot more sidewall than most of the 26's I see on other vehicles... Using the proper tire width helps reduce the "rubberband" appearance 

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My 305/30/26's have alot more sidewall than most of the 26's I see on other vehicles... Using the proper tire width helps reduce the "rubberband" appearance
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Unless your going to jump the damn truck go with 26s. 305/30/26 will be fine for street driving. If your going to go play in the dirt or some shit then put stock wheels back on. I drove my truck with 26s on it all the time had no problems. I love the wheels but mainly in chrome.