Brandon Alberd

Lol. Need to find someone with something close to it and see. That's an expensive setup to order and not fit lika want it.

tareed94

Lol. Are you going to order through a tire shop or just order and install yourself? If through a tire shop see if they'll let you swap tires to a smaller size if they just REALLY don't fit.

Brandon Alberd

I was probably going to order and do it myself. Quite a steep price, especially if I actually got the 22X11 Fuel Hostage ( around $1800 ) but i'd like to find a wheel that's outta the norm.

I may go through the local Discount Tire. They're pretty reasonable about stuff like that and would most likely let me trade out to a smaller tire should the need arise. Granted idk what I would rather have. Guess in that scenario I could always go with a 305/45R22 Terra Grappler G2.

tareed94

I'm pretty sure you'll clear it, but I can't swear to it. Buddy didn't clear 20x12's with 35x12.5's on a leveled and body lifted 06 F-150, but he also had a -72 offset. If you're looking for out of the norm look at Cali Offroad wheels, or at Hostile. Cali Offroad isn't well known, but they seem to have good reviews online.

Brandon Alberd

Local guy has the Cali Offroad Twisted in PVD. Good looking wheel. And yea I know for sure I couldn't clear a -72, sure those weren't 20X14? I know typicaly 14" wide wheels are in the -70 range. Typically 12 wides are -40, -44, etc.

neonbobo

tareed94

My bad, not a -72... I think they were -44.

I debated the twisted in PVD before I sold my '07. I'm planning chrome Hostile Gauntlets on the '16.

Brandon Alberd

Yea i'm not sure what I want wheel wise yet. Wouldn't mind those myself in 22X10. Kinda hard to be one off now a days unless you got Specialty/Fuel Forged money. Don't think I could ever bring myself to drop $5K+ on a set of a wheels lol. Rather pay the truck down/off.

tareed94

Lol. You and me both. At the end of the day they're just wheels. No sense paying that kind of money unless you've just got money to blow. They come with a whole host of cleaning techniques as well to keep them shiny and keep water spots off.

Brandon Alberd

Haha. Don't get me wrong I wouldn't mind a set, but I don't plan on spending over $1500-$2000 on my setup out of pocket once I sell my factory wheels.