Any SRW guys running 19.5" wheels

[michaelrc51]

Any 2500/3500 SRW guys running 19.5" wheel/ tires? I am thinking about going with a 19.5" option but not seeing a ton of wheel selection for SRW trucks.
One of the few options are American Force Beast SS, I'm not sure if their SS series comes in 19.5".
Any other places to look?

Anyone with a SRW 19.5" setup? Pics?

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[Aj Grubb]

Sorry man, as far as I know virtually all 19.5" wheels are made with offsets that work on DRW trucks. You are probably better off looking for 18's or 20's.

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[Cummins7]

Sorry man, as far as I know virtually all 19.5" wheels are made with offsets that work on DRW trucks. You are probably better off looking for 18's or 20's.

There are a couple of companies out there that have them like American force, and Vision.

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[Booch035]

Any 2500/3500 SRW guys running 19.5" wheel/ tires? I am thinking about going with a 19.5" option but not seeing a ton of wheel selection for SRW trucks.
One of the few options are American Force Beast SS, I'm not sure if their SS series comes in 19.5".
Any other places to look?

Anyone with a SRW 19.5" setup? Pics?

Are you looking for the higher weight rating and higher tread life?(or so they claim)

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[michaelrc51]

Sorry man, as far as I know virtually all 19.5" wheels are made with offsets that work on DRW trucks. You are probably better off looking for 18's or 20's.

Yeah, mostly what I noticed. There are a few options out there though. Such as the American Force Beast SS.

Yeah, I would go 20s like I usually do but I thought the wheels are pretty good looking and the weight ratings are higher, as well as you get 100k plus out of a set of tires.


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[michaelrc51]

Are you looking for the higher weight rating and higher tread life?(or so they claim)

Yes, higher weight rating and the fact you’ll get 100k miles easily out of a set.

They also increase gas mileage, slightly.


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[Booch035]

Yes, higher weight rating and the fact you’ll get 100k miles easily out of a set.

They also increase gas mileage, slightly.


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I'm also possibly searching for 19.5 or 22.5. But I have it easy having a dually.

I have seen mixed reports on tire life out of the 19.5's. And that is coming from both dd guys and hot shot guys.

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[michaelrc51]

I'm also possibly searching for 19.5 or 22.5. But I have it easy having a dually.

I have seen mixed reports on tire life out of the 19.5's. And that is coming from both dd guys and hot shot guys.

Interesting. Threads I’ve read everybody saying you’ll get atleast 100k out of a set.

Looking at pics, the 19.5s do look small on the truck.
I may look into 22.5s but there’s prob not many SRW options. I know 22.5s last a long time.


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[Booch035]

Interesting. Threads I’ve read everybody saying you’ll get atleast 100k out of a set.

Looking at pics, the 19.5s do look small on the truck.
I may look into 22.5s but there’s prob not many SRW options. I know 22.5s last a long time.


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I had 22.5's on a past 2007 dually. Those are really heavy and really tricky to get to ride nice.

Its the tire life that really has me thinking just like you. I hate spending $1800 on 6 tires that will last 30 to 40k if I'm lucky.

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[michaelrc51]

I had 22.5's on a past 2007 dually. Those are really heavy and really tricky to get to ride nice.

Its the tire life that really has me thinking just like you. I hate spending $1800 on 6 tires that will last 30 to 40k if I'm lucky.

Yeah, initial investment might be a bit higher but if I’m buying wheels and tires anyway.....

I figured they’d be a “bit” harsher ride. LOL


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