I have a 2015 ford f150 XLT supercab and was wondering if these wheels will work with my truck. http://rimzoneonline.com/wheels/tis-...2096818-2.html I will also be getting a RC 2.5 leveling kit put on in February. I am not sure if i should get the +18 offset or 0.0 offset?

 

They will work the +18 will no problem from what I've seen and been told. The 0 will also work both depend on tire size you want to go with.

 

So you're going to run stock suspension on these wheels until Feb, ie no lift

In that case, I think you're going to rub with the 0 offset and not sure with the 18 offset

 

i think it really depends on what tires you go with. are you going to be running stock tires? if so that will look a little strange. the stock offset is 44mm, so you are bringing the tires out a tad by running either of these rims. but the 18 offset will be the least drastic of a change

 

No i will be getting them but not putting them on until i get the RC level kit put on. I will see if i can find a higher +offset then. I also will be putting new tires on them to. From what i saw and read on here 285/75/r20 will work or something similar. I don't want to go to big and have to regear. I asked a guy who is running this size tire on his stock rims "the same 18 inch ones i have and he said it works with 3.55 ratio. He also has a RC level kit. The link to that forum and pictures. https://www.f150forum.com/f118/285-7...312746/index3/

 

You do realize that 285/75/18 is a much smaller tire than 285/75/20 right? Do they even make 285/75/20?

 

Ignore, wrong thread.

 

Sorry thats not what i meant i get the metric and inches mixed up. I need to look up again the correct tire size. I am looking to put a 33-34 inch tire on that wheel. I am kinda digging the setup Bmartine1998 has in the link i posted. We have the same color and everything except mine is a super cab.

 

2.5 level, 305/55/20, 20x9 wheels, 0 offset




2.5 level, 305/55/20, 20x9 wheels, 0 offset


Hopefully these pics might help. minor rubbing at full turn.

 

Thanks for the help. Do you know if these tires are rubbing due to the width of the tire? If they're i could go with a smaller width because i really don't want to rub. What would you recommend for a 20x9 +18 offset wheel that is still 33 inches. A 285/60r20 is 33.5x11.2r20 instead of 33.2x12r20 the 285 is a little taller but not as wide and might not have rubbing due to width.