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Old 09-14-2018, 01:09 PM
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I just threw on fender flares to hide the rust in my wheel wells and now my old wheel and tire setup does not look as aggressive anymore. If I go with 20x12 -44 offset will I encounter rubbing? I'm not concerned if its a little at full turn only if it will cause damage or any other issues. Its an 04 XLT 4WD with a bilstein leveling kit on the front 2". Anyone have a similar setup and have any suggestions? Thanks.
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-44 mm offset would be for a lifted truck. Those will stick out a lot. Iirc our trucks (07 for me) factory wheels are +44mm offset.
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Gotcha any wheel tire combo that will stick out then but not for a lifted truck like you said?
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Try out some tire and wheel calculators on the net..



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