no prob btw unlimited what size rims are those

 

There 20's

 

my guy wants me to get some but idk...how do they ride

 

It rides pretty good. A little rougher then stock but its do to the low profile tire. Im running a toyo 255/45/r20 tire. They are on the heavy side aswell. In a few weeks its going into winter mode. So these come off and the stock go back on.

 

i like the hids

 

yeah they are bright as ever and aimed just right none of that annoying glaring....all on the road...the first night i had em in i had to show em off and i was noticing warnings on the street i never knew was there (ie. School Zone)...still undecided on rims want the kmc machined novas in a 22

 

My first set were 22's. Had them on for a week and sold them. The ride was awful, you could feel every pebble on the road. due to the rubberband tire. One pot hole and kiss the wheel goodbye. Looked great but not practical for daily driving.

 

you'd end up runnin' something like a 235/35/R22 to match the factory diameter. idk how bad the roads are in Chicago, but my brother is running 35 series on his summer truck (a dumped 1st gen Dime) and his truck rides smoother than my '78 LB that was dumped-and i had the factory size rubber on it, 235/75/R15. everyone has their own opinion about how harsh a ride is.

 

hey man nice truck how did u tint the tails. im runnin 235 55zr 18 on my blazer and its pretty smooth.

 

having a 55 sidewall is alot compared to a 35 sidewall, so of course it'll be a smooth ride