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I have a 2013 SV four door. I was looking at up sizing
my wheels maybe to a 17 or 18 ". What do I need to look
for and are there any issues other than the odometer.
Thank-you
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Sorry but I can't help you with that.
I prefer the better ride comfort of large tires and small wheels. The low profile tires do not 'air down' as well as the tires on 15 inch wheels.
Steel wheels cost a lot less and are not as subject to pot-hole damage.
It's been a while since I've shopped for tires but the 15 inch were cheaper that the low profile tires.
Have a good one.. Don S..
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I'm just wondering if you were you able to find the right
tires for your ride? It depends on your preference if you
go with larger ones, especially if you install a lift in
your frontier. You can still go with
mud
tires even if you want to stick with the stock
tires size.
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