Could some one help me with purchasing theese wheels. I have a 2016 xlt with theese oem 20 inch wheels. I want to purchase theese fuel wheels. What do I need to get other than 20 inch size so that they fit like the oem rims do and I can use the same tires.

 

Close as possible to 8.5 inches in width and anything different from +44mm offset will determine how much they stick out of the fender.

 

Thank you. Do you know how theese would fit? Will they stick out aittle. I would be ok with a little. As long as they are not pulled in m my tire size is 275/55/20. Thank you.

 

Website says it comes in 2 different offsets, +1 or +20...

+1 is 45mm difference and the wheel is half-inch wider, so should stick out about 2 inches more.
+20 is 64mm difference with the width difference, so should stick out about 2 1/4 inches more.

 

20x9 is a very common size, it will fit your stock tires (and many other tires people put on F150's) perfectly.

+44 is the stock offset, a +20 would poke the tires out a little bit more, but not much (more like, suck in less, than poke out more), they won't protrude visibly outside the wheel or anything (about 1" out vs stock)

So a 20x9 +20 and 6x135 should do ya

Think you got something crossed there. Stock is +44, so a +20 is a 24mm difference, little under an inch

 

My bad!

+20 is 24mm difference, with the half-inch width difference (stock wheel is 8.5, aftermarket is 9), about 1 1/4 inch of poke more than stock.

 

Wouldn't that extra wheel width be split between the inside of the wheel and the outside, so an extra 1/4 inch more inbound poke and 1/4 more outboard poke?

Splitting hairs here, we are, bottom line is OP can take the 9" wide +20 wheel and should suit him very well

 

Are those factory wheels +44? I thought the 7.5" wheels were +44. The 20's are wider than 7.5, correct?

 

The 24mm difference is almost exactly 1 inch and the width difference split in 2 is 1/4 inch.

 

I think offset is the same on all wheels regardless of width.