LARIAT ON STEELIES ?

[cisco23]

80% city driving
20% rough worksites and access roads

Looking to sell off the Lariat Sport 20s to someone who likes the look better and get on some stock 17s that I don't have to worry about thrashing.

Don't want any lift/level

Primary concern is city mpg

285/75 R17 Confirmed Fit With Stock Wheels and Suspension No Lift No Level

^^ Love the look of what @sempifi99 is running but worried about running that wide/heavy of a wheel.

Not very knowledgable about this sort of thing - if my wheel/tire replacement is roughly the same size and weighs the same or less than the stock setup can I expect the same city mpg's? Or is a smaller wheel bigger tire always going to bring down city MPG? Thank you

Anyone do something similar? Or a wheel like the old Chevy/GM 2500HDs?

2500HD 5079 PR Wheel

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[cisco23]

Wanted to add:

Not looking for an A/T tire. Preferably highway tire like a Toyo HT but as light as possible for mileage reasons.

 

[Kanuck]

There are tire websites that you can compare tire sizes and get one with the same height but smaller rim size. You might be able to go to a 18" rim as well. No lift would be needed or calibrating the speedometer. My XLT came with 265/70R18's

EG ; Tire Size Comparison

https://tiresize.com/comparison/

 

[diambo4life]

Get Raptor wheels and put some 2757517'ish tires and call it a day.

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