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Old 08-02-2015, 10:01 AM
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I run 305/55-20's with a 2" level.
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18" Method NV with 295/65/18 Goodyear Duratrac. Fox level kit coming later this week.
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2013 4x4 SWB Running Cooper STT Pro 295-60-20 on +0 offset procomp wheels, 3" procomp rear block, 2.5" Bilstein front struts. Pretty serious rubbing on plastic at front of wheel well and on liner at rear of wheel well. Some neat trimming and everything fits and looks great.






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Are the 295/65/18 Goodyear Duratrac size discontinued? I can't seem to find them thru my online supplier.
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Originally Posted by rxaaron


18" Method NV with 295/65/18 Goodyear Duratrac. Fox level kit coming later this week.
Are you rubbing without the level?
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Originally Posted by slimcubby
Are the 295/65/18 Goodyear Duratrac size discontinued? I can't seem to find them thru my online supplier.
I think they are on national back order until 8/21/15.
Old 08-09-2015, 12:20 AM
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Just had a quick question. As far as I know, the stock +44 offset is the best for fitting bigger tires than say a +30 offset. Can anyone explain to me why higher is better? thanks!
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Well, it's not necessarily the best. It depends on what size tire you want and the look you are after. The higher the positive offset, the more the rim is 'tucked' into the fenderwell. If you have a really wide tire, and have the +44 offset, you run the risk of rubbing your Upper Control Arm. On the other hand, if you don't have enough offset (say you have a negative offset) and a wide tire, you will likely rub the fender/air dam.
Best thing to do is find a rim/tire combo you like and post it here to let the guru's take a look, or you can look at the fitment guide on the first page of this post. You can also search the forums for the wheel/tire combo you are looking for.






http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel-Offset-Calculator
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Originally Posted by phantomblackgto
I think they are on national back order until 8/21/15.
Awesome thank you. do you have any more pics of your tires from different angles?
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Originally Posted by slimcubby
Awesome thank you. do you have any more pics of your tires from different angles?
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