19ontheice

Hey guys

i searched for a while but couldn't find any definitive answers on fitting 0 offset wheels on stock suspension. I wanted to post my findings.

Initially i I bought an Autospring 2" level and was ready to install it to fit some 0 offset wheels and 33" tires.

The wheels I ordered came in and I decided to try them without the level on.

Wheels are 20x9" +1 Fuel Maverick and tires are 275/60/20 BFG KO2.

With NO MODIFICATIONS to crash bars, and at stock height these have fit with no rubbing. I will keep driving to test, but after about 50km and some varied terrain, no rubbing.

My my truck is a 2016 F150 XLT SPORT 4x4 Supercrew. It has crash bars. It is stock height. No rubbing. Closest the tire seems to the crash bar is between a 1/4" and 1/8" on either side.

Just wanted to give some info back to the forum.

Here are are some pics.

Aj06bolt12r

Pretty

ShiverMeTimbers

thanks for posting. confirms that i want a +25 offset to keep the tires just under the fender.

19ontheice

From what I've read, around +20 is the max you would want if you don't want them protruding past, so you should be good

antho

+20 and 285/65/20 for reference

ToughFX4

Perfect in my opinion!

beastmode_broker

I achieved a similar look, but w less offset and a wider tire

sunofabeach

i wonder if 33x12.5x18 tires would rub with a 18x9, 0 offset rim.

mrash

Thanks for the pics 19ontheice. I'm considering 275/60r20s and Bilsteins at 1.75 with +5 offset 20x9 wheels. I should be good to go with NO rubbing based on your set up!

Cheers!

wme735

Might want to post the details here if you haven't already. Always good to have such information collected in a frequently posted thread.

https://www.f150forum.com/f118/2015-...-guide-381968/