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Looking into getting from american muscle the Shelby Razor 20x9 with tires 255-35-20 on all four corners. This is my daily driver and im wondering how many miles i might get from these. I would like to be as economical as possible. If I have to go with 18" wheel I will. Unless there is not much diference. I appreciate any input.

Tire choices from american muscle are either Mickey thompson, Nitto, and sumitomo
 

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Looking into getting from american muscle the Shelby Razor 20x9 with tires 255-35-20 on all four corners. This is my daily driver and im wondering how many miles i might get from these. I would like to be as economical as possible. If I have to go with 18" wheel I will. Unless there is not much diference. I appreciate any input.

Tire choices from american muscle are either Mickey thompson, Nitto, and sumitomo

How many miles you'll get from your wheel choice?? :okay2:

The tire makes the detail for miles...... Higher treadwear # = longer life
 

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Again, it's the tire, not the wheel, brand, model, treadwear.....
 

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Again, it's the tire, not the wheel, brand, model, treadwear.....

Looks like tire companys do their own UTQG assestment on their tires. So how the hell do you pick?? Im stomped
 

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In my experience, given the same tire, an 18 inch setup will usually wear a little better and give a better ride quality then a 20 inch setup. The 18 has more sidewall and is able to soak up more road damage then the smaller side wall on the 20. I run the 18 inch Shelby Razors for my cold weather wheel setup, with 255/45 BF Goodrich tires.

Personally I am not a big fan of 20 inch wheels, I just think they are a little large for our cars. I think 19 inch is the best size but you are limited in tire sizes and they usually cost more, so I just run 18's on mine.
 

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In my experience, given the same tire, an 18 inch setup will usually wear a little better and give a better ride quality then a 20 inch setup. The 18 has more sidewall and is able to soak up more road damage then the smaller side wall on the 20. I run the 18 inch Shelby Razors for my cold weather wheel setup, with 255/45 BF Goodrich tires.

Personally I am not a big fan of 20 inch wheels, I just think they are a little large for our cars. I think 19 inch is the best size but you are limited in tire sizes and they usually cost more, so I just run 18's on mine.


Thank you bud thats more the answear I was looking for. Im seeing the same opinion in other forums. Thank you
 

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The nitto 555s have a longer tread life than the other two.
 

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The nitto 555s have a longer tread life than the other two.

Yeah I might just buy the wheels and get tires else where, either Nittos or Mickey Thompson, dont like the pattern on sumitomos, Thanks you
 

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