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Does anyone know the offset for stock 2018 F150 wheels or where I can find that?
I am wanting to replace the wheels on my 2018 XLT FX4 with stock 20" PVT (chrome?) wheels and a 2" leveling kit on the front.
I want to find some wheels that have the same, or similar offset to avoid rubbing with wheels that stick out too far.
Can anyone tell me how to find out what offset my wheels are?
Can anyone recommend offset for my setup that will be as close to stock as possible?
Thanks..
Most of the offsets on the factory wheels are +44. A few of the 18" factory wheels are a +34 offset. I think anything +20 and above will give you the look you want without rubbing. Anything with a negative offset will surely not be what you are looking for. You look at Custom Wheel Offset site yet?
Most of the offsets on the factory wheels are +44. A few of the 18" factory wheels are a +34 offset. I think anything +20 and above will give you the look you want without rubbing. Anything with a negative offset will surely not be what you are looking for. You look at Custom Wheel Offset site yet?
Thanks for the info. Very helpful. So was the Custom Wheel Offset site you mentioned. Thanks!
I am leaning toward these in a 20 9 +18
I really like the smooth ride of the 275 55 20 Goodyear Wrangler Adventure's that came on it, so I am deliberating between that same tire in a 275 60 20 or maybe 285 60 20, and the same sizes in the Nitto Terra Grappler G2's. Do you think both of those sizes would fit on this wheel with no rubbing/ trimming?
The Nitto 275 60 20 is only a 4 ply, so I'm wondering if that would help with a similar smooth ride like the Goodyears with a more aggressive looking tread from the Terra Grapplers?
Thanks for the info. Very helpful. So was the Custom Wheel Offset site you mentioned. Thanks!
I am leaning toward these in a 20 9 +18
I really like the smooth ride of the 275 55 20 Goodyear Wrangler Adventure's that came on it, so I am deliberating between that same tire in a 275 60 20 or maybe 285 60 20, and the same sizes in the Nitto Terra Grappler G2's. Do you think both of those sizes would fit on this wheel with no rubbing/ trimming?
The Nitto 275 60 20 is only a 4 ply, so I'm wondering if that would help with a similar smooth ride like the Goodyears with a more aggressive looking tread from the Terra Grapplers?
Did you look at the gallery section of Custom Offset or just browse their wheel selection? The gallery section should be a huge help for you as a lot of people on there are running the wheel size and suspension height you are gunning for. You can set the parameters of what you want to look for (i.e, 2018 F-150 , leveling kit, 20x9 wheels, offset range from +18 to 45, etc) and then results will appear of people running that setup. Most note whether or not their tires rub and best of all, you can see what looks good. It's all user submitted so it's not 100% accurate, but if you look at enough you can get a good idea of what will or will not work.
A lot of people run 305 / 55's or 33" x 12.5" tires and have no problems on a 2" leveling kit. Your 285 / 60 is only .3" bigger in diameter compared to the 305 / 55 and is almost an inch narrower. The 285 / 60 is about 33.5" x 11.2" . I don't see you running into issues with the 285 / 60, but if you address your concern with your tire shop, they will probably let you swap sizes if you run into rubbing issues. I wouldn't bother with the 275 / 60 as that will look too small. Personally, I'm a fan of the 305/55 on that type of setup.
Did you look at the gallery section of Custom Offset or just browse their wheel selection? The gallery section should be a huge help for you as a lot of people on there are running the wheel size and suspension height you are gunning for. You can set the parameters of what you want to look for (i.e, 2018 F-150 , leveling kit, 20x9 wheels, offset range from +18 to 45, etc) and then results will appear of people running that setup. Most note whether or not their tires rub and best of all, you can see what looks good. It's all user submitted so it's not 100% accurate, but if you look at enough you can get a good idea of what will or will not work.
A lot of people run 305 / 55's or 33" x 12.5" tires and have no problems on a 2" leveling kit. Your 285 / 60 is only .3" bigger in diameter compared to the 305 / 55 and is almost an inch narrower. The 285 / 60 is about 33.5" x 11.2" . I don't see you running into issues with the 285 / 60, but if you address your concern with your tire shop, they will probably let you swap sizes if you run into rubbing issues. I wouldn't bother with the 275 / 60 as that will look too small. Personally, I'm a fan of the 305/55 on that type of setup.
Hey Jbone, Yes, I did look at the gallery section. Very cool. I took lots of pictures of different ones that I liked. You're right- most of the ones that I liked were 305.. Problem is that my Tundra had 305 55 20 Terra Grapplers and they seemed so wide. Very heavy tire and I felt like such a wide tire really cut down on my fuel mileage. I was hoping to go a little narrower this time. I'm thinking maybe a 285/ 60 or 295/ 55. I still have more research to do. Will do it on the Custom Wheel Offsets website.
Great idea to discuss this with the tire shop, but I'll bet I'm a huge PITA, because I am already going to stick it to Discount Tire by finding the best price I can find on the internet (usually Ebay) and then taking that to them to have them match that.
You've been very helpful. Thanks again.
04-16-2018, 01:01 AM
Does anyone know the offset for stock 2018 F150 wheels or where I can find that?
