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Tires & Wheels Forum Discussion of Tires and Wheels...pretty obvious, eh?
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Would Upgrading 16" to 17" Make Much Difference?
I'm considering upgrading my stock 16" wheels for some 17s. I'm interested in a bigger tire, just wondering how much difference there would be between the largest diameter 16" and largest 17"? Would it affect MPG much? I found this tire website that has lots of good info, but don't see much info about 17" LT tires.  Also, I am assuming stock rims from later Dodge trucks will fit my 2001...someone please advise if that is not the case. - djb
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