Wheel Offset for new wheels
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Wheel Offset for new wheels
Hey guys,
I am looking at upgrading my 2017 f150 20" wheels. I do not know alot about offset but I am looking to find a wheel with offset that sticks out no more than about an inch. Will have 34.6" tires that are 11.2" wide. I have a 2.5" level kit already installed. Can someone guide me on the offset that I am looking for. Will most likely be fuel wheels
I am looking at upgrading my 2017 f150 20" wheels. I do not know alot about offset but I am looking to find a wheel with offset that sticks out no more than about an inch. Will have 34.6" tires that are 11.2" wide. I have a 2.5" level kit already installed. Can someone guide me on the offset that I am looking for. Will most likely be fuel wheels
Last edited by sking0621; May 15, 2018 at 10:21 AM.
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You will probably want to go with a 20x9 which will probably only be available in at most a 1mm or 0mm offset from fuel. 20x10 would be in the -18/-19mm range and would be on the more aggressive side of sticking out an 1" or more, I am not sure if with a 20x10 you would rub or not, your tires are skinnier so that helps.
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Agree with the others, go 0 or +1 on a 9" rim. If you go with an+18 or 20 you will be wanting them out a bit more, especially with a somewhat skinny 11.2" tire, they will be about flush
have you looked at customoffsets yet? They literally have a million wheels. Do something different..!!
you may rub with a 34.6" and a level, but that 11.2 will help. I know that if my tires were 1" larger, they would rub on the crash bars and I have a 3" lift, but they are 12.4" wide. FWIW, I had a 2.5" level on my previous 2017 last year and only got 1.75-2" out of it after settle and alignment.
have you looked at customoffsets yet? They literally have a million wheels. Do something different..!!
you may rub with a 34.6" and a level, but that 11.2 will help. I know that if my tires were 1" larger, they would rub on the crash bars and I have a 3" lift, but they are 12.4" wide. FWIW, I had a 2.5" level on my previous 2017 last year and only got 1.75-2" out of it after settle and alignment.
