Well I went ahead and emailed him to change to the to the 275/65r20 only $100 more for all 5. Wish me luck. And Dane please don't worry about giving your opinion anymore. I could really give 2 sh!+$.

 

Ha ha

 

You sure your 30 years old? You don't act like it. Pull the stick out of your *** or learn to take a joke.

 

PanamaDisco, it's not a very good idea for a guy like you, in a truck like that, to burn bridges with the guys that can help save you $1,000's in repair bills.

 

Jared and Dane are spot on...

 

Yes, I have the TF 2 degree castor correcting arms. Its a bit more taxing to drive on the highway compared to my old 265/75R16 BFG ATs but not much more. Plus the grip on the sand and dirt here is amazing.

 

Weird.

 

Not trying to burn any bridges, but when I have been researching for a month finally decide to ask some questions and this guy is being a smart *** because I will not be using my land rover for what it was built for. I LIVE IN FLORIDA. Sorry I want it to Look bad *** "in my opinion". I didn't ask how it would ride, just if a 34 would work on pavement. Not climbing the sand castles here at the beach. I'm sure if I lived somewhere up north I would be all about the rock and trail riding. But for me going to the boat ramp or driving down the strip at the beach and have a couple heads turn is all I am looking for.

So for the last time. No serious off roads "maybe some sand" will 34" tires 10.9" wide with a 20×10 wheel with 5 inches of backspace with a 3" terrafirma lift work with only to trim some plastic

 

So you say you aren't going to use your truck off road, and Dane! also says you aren't going to use your truck off road, but that makes you angry?

 

Dude while your getting 20" wheels you should get: Fake chrome hood scoop, 4 10" subs, chrome door trim, purple HID lights, some kind of flip up radio thing, and a Koi pond in the back. Then you can troll the ghetto for fat chicks in style!