wheel offset
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From: SoCal
I don't know if you caught it but, the truck that is pictured is a 2014. I believe that the 2015s specs are different than the 2014s. So the info he provides might not apply to the 2015s.
Are you leveled or lifted? Any rubbing? Also- what brand flares did you get?
wheel offset
I second that, they seem to tuck more with the same offset up front and rub more often unlike the prior gen. Those darn crash bars.
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Joined: Nov 2014
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From: Michigan
Hey thanks, I'm pretty happy with it. I'd probably go with bushwacker if I had to do it again, one of the front ones didn't hold tight enough. Mine are Stampede Ruff Riderz got them on autoanything.com for like $290...
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From: Florida
Here's another couple views to give you an idea...
325/60/18 with a 9.5" rim at zero offset... I'm at 13" tire width. I did have to cut off the crash bars in the front, I was able to use a mallet to push the smaller rear crash bar back about 1/2" and I used a dremel to trim the wheel well liner. No rubbing any more and I love the look!
325/60/18 with a 9.5" rim at zero offset... I'm at 13" tire width. I did have to cut off the crash bars in the front, I was able to use a mallet to push the smaller rear crash bar back about 1/2" and I used a dremel to trim the wheel well liner. No rubbing any more and I love the look!