Wheel and Tire questions.
02-03-2014, 07:48 PM
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Wheel and Tire questions.
So I have a few questions. Can anyone tell me what the dimensions of the stock 20 inch rims on my 2013 FX4 is?
Next, I am looking at keeping my factory rims and going with bigger tires. I know that in order to fit 35's I would either need to go with a leveling kit or a lift. My question is, what is the widest tire that I can fit on the factory rim?
Looking at going with a 4 inch lift and 35's, but I don't want it to look funny if I can't put a wide enough tire on to offset the lift.
And lastly, if I do decide to go with some new wheels, any one have any recommendations? Pictures?
Anyone have a newer FX4 with a 4inch lift? Pictures?
Thanks in advance!
Next, I am looking at keeping my factory rims and going with bigger tires. I know that in order to fit 35's I would either need to go with a leveling kit or a lift. My question is, what is the widest tire that I can fit on the factory rim?
Looking at going with a 4 inch lift and 35's, but I don't want it to look funny if I can't put a wide enough tire on to offset the lift.
And lastly, if I do decide to go with some new wheels, any one have any recommendations? Pictures?
Anyone have a newer FX4 with a 4inch lift? Pictures?
Thanks in advance!
02-03-2014, 10:19 PM
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20" x 8½"
02-03-2014, 10:46 PM
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A 35x12.50 can fit with a leveling kit. With a lift kit, you probably want a little different offset to widen the stance. Nitto makes a 295 60 20, that would be my choice if I go to 20s.
02-03-2014, 11:59 PM
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Tons of pictures, the search is your friend here..
I have a 2.5" level with 35x12.5 trail grapplers
But if you're going with a 4" lift, I'd for sure recommend 35s and wheels with an offset around 0 or -12 to give it a solid stance. Aftermarket wheels are tough to give advice on, they're all preference.. If you want wheels that a lot of people have but look pretty good, look into fuel or BMF. Overplayed but look good..
I have a 2.5" level with 35x12.5 trail grapplers
But if you're going with a 4" lift, I'd for sure recommend 35s and wheels with an offset around 0 or -12 to give it a solid stance. Aftermarket wheels are tough to give advice on, they're all preference.. If you want wheels that a lot of people have but look pretty good, look into fuel or BMF. Overplayed but look good..
02-04-2014, 01:16 AM
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Tons of pictures, the search is your friend here..
I have a 2.5" level with 35x12.5 trail grapplers
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But if you're going with a 4" lift, I'd for sure recommend 35s and wheels with an offset around 0 or -12 to give it a solid stance. Aftermarket wheels are tough to give advice on, they're all preference.. If you want wheels that a lot of people have but look pretty good, look into fuel or BMF. Overplayed but look good..
I have a 2.5" level with 35x12.5 trail grapplers
Attachment 289419
Attachment 289420
But if you're going with a 4" lift, I'd for sure recommend 35s and wheels with an offset around 0 or -12 to give it a solid stance. Aftermarket wheels are tough to give advice on, they're all preference.. If you want wheels that a lot of people have but look pretty good, look into fuel or BMF. Overplayed but look good..
02-04-2014, 05:55 AM
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Tons of pictures, the search is your friend here..
I have a 2.5" level with 35x12.5 trail grapplers
But if you're going with a 4" lift, I'd for sure recommend 35s and wheels with an offset around 0 or -12 to give it a solid stance. Aftermarket wheels are tough to give advice on, they're all preference.. If you want wheels that a lot of people have but look pretty good, look into fuel or BMF. Overplayed but look good..
I have a 2.5" level with 35x12.5 trail grapplers
But if you're going with a 4" lift, I'd for sure recommend 35s and wheels with an offset around 0 or -12 to give it a solid stance. Aftermarket wheels are tough to give advice on, they're all preference.. If you want wheels that a lot of people have but look pretty good, look into fuel or BMF. Overplayed but look good..
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02-04-2014, 10:21 AM
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Tons of pictures, the search is your friend here..
I have a 2.5" level with 35x12.5 trail grapplers
Attachment 289419
Attachment 289420
But if you're going with a 4" lift, I'd for sure recommend 35s and wheels with an offset around 0 or -12 to give it a solid stance. Aftermarket wheels are tough to give advice on, they're all preference.. If you want wheels that a lot of people have but look pretty good, look into fuel or BMF. Overplayed but look good..
I have a 2.5" level with 35x12.5 trail grapplers
Attachment 289419
Attachment 289420
But if you're going with a 4" lift, I'd for sure recommend 35s and wheels with an offset around 0 or -12 to give it a solid stance. Aftermarket wheels are tough to give advice on, they're all preference.. If you want wheels that a lot of people have but look pretty good, look into fuel or BMF. Overplayed but look good..
02-04-2014, 01:22 PM
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Thanks guys!! These have a +20mm offset
02-04-2014, 01:59 PM
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OK well I'm thinking I'm gonna go with the Bilstein 5100's, and some 295/60/20's. Do you guys think that setup with my stock rims will work out? Just concerned about the offset/backspace.