Tom Brennan
Member
@kodigray2015 I would be happy to swap - not sure what shipping costs would be. Want me to take pics of my rims?
Downsize 2019 platinum rims to 18” or 20”
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kodigray2015
Active Member
Shoot me some pics, I’ll show them to the boss lady and get her thoughts.
Email: [email protected]
I’ll send you some of mine back.
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Fizzy
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Factory rim and tire sizes here: https://www.wheel-size.com/size/ford/expedition/2019/
To try non-factory sizes, and see the effect on your speedo, look here, click Alternative Sizes, click on More Wheel Sizes and choose the rim diamter you're interested in: https://tiresize.com/tires/Ford/Expedition/2019/Platinum
My Platinum Expedition came with the stock 22” rims. I bought a set of factory 18” rims and painted them flat black to have as a set of dedicated snow tires. The height of the tires is the exact same. (https://tiresize.com/calculator/)
I like my winter tires to have taller sidewalls and narrower tread with which provides protection for driving over uneven pot holes and prevents floatation over snow
I like my winter tires to have taller sidewalls and narrower tread with which provides protection for driving over uneven pot holes and prevents floatation over snow
Johnb21
Well-Known Member
I don't think I have seen these on a deal like I received back last fall, but they work just fine as replacements for my 22". I live just outside of Boston and matched them with snowflake tires. I would say the width of these rims (18x8.5") and tires didn't give me incredible snow traction, but I was looking for a balance that I could run when there wasn't snow on the ground. The rims were a steal at $59/ea. The CA co (I think Performance Plus Tire) now has them at a difference price. I still have my 22"s and putting back on soon.
The pic is of the Carrol Shelby CS 17's in the event you are still shopping. Good Luck! - John Brennan
kodigray2015
Active Member
Your style wheel were the ones I wanted to get but couldn’t find any in my price range. That is why I had to settle on 20’s for now and put the 18’s in the garage.
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NyackRob79
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Use https://www.willtheyfit.com to determine proper tire size when changing wheel diameter. It'll even show you a percentage of speedometer error.
If going down to 18" wheels, 275/65 R18 tire will come closest with 0.07% difference in speedometer error.
If going down to 18" wheels, 275/65 R18 tire will come closest with 0.07% difference in speedometer error.
Ellison Brown III
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Tom Brennan, use this tire size calculator to compare your old size (22”) to the new tire size you would like to switch to (17, 18, etc). It’ll show you all the dimensions of each tire, AND how it will affect your speedometer. It allows to plug in numbers until you find the right combination that fits your needs. Select the tire comparison tab to begin. https://tiresize.com/calculator/
