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Nitto Nt 420S (305/50R-20) On Stock Ss Wheels


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All, I spent several days combing through the forums looking for info on the fit of the Nitto NT 420S (305/50R-20) tires on Stock SS wheels. Finally picked up a set, and just got back from the tire shop. Yes, I KNOW the truck is dirty and needs attention bad, but figured I'd get these pics up to help should anyone else be looking for images. I'd read several times about 'bulging' sidewalls, and the tire protruding from the fender well by as much as a quarter inch, but I don't feel like I have either of these issues. If I do, then they don't bother me... Truck drives solid, straight. It's been raining today, so I haven't lit them up just yet to get my own feel on traction. Anyway, on to the photographic evidence for others to make their own assessments:

 

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They look great, miss my Nitto's. How much you pay for the tires mounted & balanced?

 

$850, have a $40 rebate on the way too. I know there's probably someone around here who could have gotten me a better price, but I needed tires stat. Stock Goodyears were past done on the front end...

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$850, have a $40 rebate on the way too. I know there's probably someone around here who could have gotten me a better price, but I needed tires stat. Stock Goodyears were past done on the front end...

I won't tell you what I paid when I bought mine.

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I won't tell you what I paid when I bought mine.

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Eh, it's okay. Peace of mind in getting my little girl around town and up and down the interstate safely, immediately, instead of worrying about an imminent blow out for another week or two is worth at least a couple hundred bucks to me. :cheers:

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Eh, it's okay. Peace of mind in getting my little girl around town and up and down the interstate safely, immediately, instead of worrying about an imminent blow out for another week or two is worth at least a couple hundred bucks to me. :cheers:

And that they looks awesome too thumb.gif

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i paid right around 800-850 for mine also, and like you i NEEDED them right then and there. I could have gotten them cheaper if I had time to waste waiting on them but oh well. Funny thing is when I got mine the shop I got them from had one tire in stock, had to get one other one from one warehouse and the other two from another warehouse because the backorder on those tires was damn near 6 months! I lucked out that they could locate 4 for me.

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  • 2 weeks later...

i love those tires.

i've got the Nitto 420s in 305/40/22 on my truck, and they completely changed the feel of it! they grip tons better then the el-cheapo's the previous owner had on there.

 

 

im curious about the width on the stock rim - do they rub at all ?

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