Great video, thanks for the detailed info for all of us out here looking to swap to the big tire setup. Also digging the shirt OBS Co. is a great business to support and buy swag from. Keep up the good content.
On my next truck project 2006 3500 2wd got my 10 lug alloys now getting the adapters steel and tires and balancers video was great going with 22.5 semi truck tires 255/70/22.5
Hi. How is the lift kit you recommend in the description different from other cheaper ones at $60 that Ebay has? They look the same. 🙁 Can you help me?
Hey does the truck rides straight on the road or it tracks side to side in the back? Highway tires have a solid sides on the tire and that keeps the truck straight. Tires you have are caller "Street tires" meaning they are not high speed tires. At high speeds they tend to snake a bit causing you to keep the moving the steering wheel back and forth to stay in the lane. Please let us know your input it will be greatly appreciated.
You could har ran the stud centric sleeve lug nuts. 3 on each rim on the front would've save you some cash. If you have hub centric adapters on the rear you could've ran them on the rear as well.
@@kapokidkidkapo719 okay. They are lug nuts wit sleeves built on them to center a hub centering wheel. Don't work on pilot centering wheels because the wheel stud bore is to large.
Great looking truck! One question. What did you do about the speedometer being off and did you have to program anything for the transmission to shift correctly?
@@jeffglodowski5322 I tried using my SCT to change wheel and tire size but it never would stick, I think I did change the trans tune though with one I already had on my sct
Awesome video. You answered alot of the questions that I've been seeking. I recently purchased my first truck and I am looking to install the same type of rims but the black ones. Two questions, what is the exact size of your wheels and am I able to fit those with only a 2.5" leveling kit?
Very nice set up but why dindnt u go with direct bolt i think with spacer and the weight of does wheel and spacer u r putting alot of stress on does bearing i got direct bolt on my 19 f450 with 275/70/22.5 tires i like the way they stick out in the rear
Awesome truck! I have 24.5 Alcoa wheels on my 2011 ram dually I'm having a really hard time trying to find any mud tires or AT tires that are smaller than 44" tall Any help would b greatly appreciate thanks I can run 37-40" inch tires Currently stretching 24s on my 24.5 rim not good
Really looks nice man. I’ve got a 2004 F550 that’s two wheel drive that I’m wanting this done to. Is there anyone that you could recommend to me that could do this? I use this truck daily for hauling lumber and most of the time there are other drivers in it besides myself so I need it done right for the safety purposes. Thanks. I’m located in northwest Alabama
I get the impression he ran actual 22.5s with the heavy semi truck tires and not milled wheels with light duty truck tires. But we'll probably never know
I know this is an old video but of course they didn’t call you back and tell you ANYTHING about your tow capacity. They wouldn’t answer it to your face. Liability.
New? Bro how could you say that. U got a hella deal , maybe back then but knew you would pay twice what you paid and the difference between 19.5 & 22.5 is minimal to none , it’s all in the tires. Facts
Well if you know what you are doing you cam buy new dura bright for 125. 4 golf balls thrown in the tire will balance the tires you spend about 3 times what you should have when someone doesn't know what they are doing
Finally.....a complete overview with detailed content! Thanks. Great Video.
@@stevefraser5587 thank you for watching!
Great video, thanks for the detailed info for all of us out here looking to swap to the big tire setup. Also digging the shirt OBS Co. is a great business to support and buy swag from. Keep up the good content.
@@dougrobillard5924 thank you so much!
On my next truck project 2006 3500 2wd got my 10 lug alloys now getting the adapters steel and tires and balancers video was great going with 22.5 semi truck tires 255/70/22.5
@@craigwatson9736 thanks so much! Thats awesome!!
Looks sick man great job!
Thank you so much ! Greatly appreciate it !
Thank you for your video! Its a great info for us out there!
@@Vip89_B thanks so much for watching!
Great informational video! Love the truck!!!
@@calfeefarms5365 thank you so much!
@@calfeefarms5365 thank you so much!
Nice setup. Looks great.
thank you!
Hi. How is the lift kit you recommend in the description different from other cheaper ones at $60 that Ebay has? They look the same. 🙁 Can you help me?
its probably all the same honestly
Any chance on a new update
Bad ass truck thank you for the content!
thank you for watching !!!
Hey does the truck rides straight on the road or it tracks side to side in the back?
Highway tires have a solid sides on the tire and that keeps the truck straight. Tires you have are caller "Street tires" meaning they are not high speed tires. At high speeds they tend to snake a bit causing you to keep the moving the steering wheel back and forth to stay in the lane.
Please let us know your input it will be greatly appreciated.
You could har ran the stud centric sleeve lug nuts. 3 on each rim on the front would've save you some cash. If you have hub centric adapters on the rear you could've ran them on the rear as well.
U mind explaining that a little more detail I’m completely green to this
@@kapokidkidkapo719 okay. They are lug nuts wit sleeves built on them to center a hub centering wheel. Don't work on pilot centering wheels because the wheel stud bore is to large.
Great looking truck! One question. What did you do about the speedometer being off and did you have to program anything for the transmission to shift correctly?
You could fix the speedometer problem by using a tuner and putting the wheel info into it and it will automatically fix it to the correct speed.
@@jeffglodowski5322 I tried using my SCT to change wheel and tire size but it never would stick, I think I did change the trans tune though with one I already had on my sct
Awesome video. You answered alot of the questions that I've been seeking. I recently purchased my first truck and I am looking to install the same type of rims but the black ones. Two questions, what is the exact size of your wheels and am I able to fit those with only a 2.5" leveling kit?
yea these are 22.5 on 36.6'' tall tires yes only a leveling kit keep in mind a stock 450 sits a tiny bit higher than 350/350
Can you show exactly what you had to trim
I no longer have the truck :/
I got the 22.5 all 6 now ready for the adapters wheels
Hello👋🏼. Any updates on the new 22.5 setup you installed? I have an 06 3500. Thinking about doing this.
@@sergiob214 sold the truck and moved to tijuana mexico bought some house now just focused on my 69 gmc truck
Very nice set up but why dindnt u go with direct bolt i think with spacer and the weight of does wheel and spacer u r putting alot of stress on does bearing i got direct bolt on my 19 f450 with 275/70/22.5 tires i like the way they stick out in the rear
Awesome truck man, what do you have your adapters and wheels torqued to?
@@DavidHolbrook-w7o thanks so much! I think I torqued these to 150ft on both the adapters and the wheels
What type of fuel economy differences have you seen? Did you adjust your programmer to new wheel size?
I tried using the programmer to change the wheelsize but it never would stick, it did make my fuel economy go down
@@MBTVEXTRA do you have SCT programmer?
@@ncharp when I still had the truck yes
nice detailed video, even if I do not like anything about putting heavy truck wheels on light duty trucks
Idk what you smoking on but these are definitely considered heavy duty trucks you in reality got to have a CDL to hook a trailer to a F450
@@porterbrooks4631 an f450 is a medium duty, class 3
@@porterbrooks4631 thank you!
@@ccclc6159 thank you!
Awesome truck!
I have 24.5 Alcoa wheels on my 2011 ram dually
I'm having a really hard time trying to find any mud tires or AT tires that are smaller than 44" tall
Any help would b greatly appreciate thanks
I can run 37-40" inch tires
Currently stretching 24s on my 24.5 rim not good
295/75/22.5 is abt 40" tall That's gonna be your best bet is to swap over to 22.5s
@@coltharris885 thanks! I got them milled down to 24 and now tires are cheap
Hey, I was just wonder did you put any lift in the rear?
no I didn't
Really looks nice man. I’ve got a 2004 F550 that’s two wheel drive that I’m wanting this done to. Is there anyone that you could recommend to me that could do this? I use this truck daily for hauling lumber and most of the time there are other drivers in it besides myself so I need it done right for the safety purposes. Thanks. I’m located in northwest Alabama
I really like the 450
Thank you! I love them as well, highly recommend!
Do you still have the old 19.5 for sale?
What truck model is that
2008 ford f450 lariat
I tore my transmission up twice with 22.5s
that sucks
Please explain why…
I get the impression he ran actual 22.5s with the heavy semi truck tires and not milled wheels with light duty truck tires. But we'll probably never know
Bad Ass set up. 🍺
thanks!
“Radiator are us”
I know this is an old video but of course they didn’t call you back and tell you ANYTHING about your tow capacity. They wouldn’t answer it to your face. Liability.
right!
Radiator's are us
Radiatorsrus
New? Bro how could you say that.
U got a hella deal , maybe back then but knew you would pay twice what you paid and the difference between 19.5 & 22.5 is minimal to none , it’s all in the tires. Facts
Radiators r us. Lol
Well if you know what you are doing you cam buy new dura bright for 125. 4 golf balls thrown in the tire will balance the tires you spend about 3 times what you should have when someone doesn't know what they are doing