fx4 fr3ak

I currently run 35x12.5r20 on my 2013 fx4 I'm using stock wheels with a 2.5 level. Now I'm looking at getting ballistic jester 814 wheels 20x9 with a 0 offset. Will the 0 offset be enough to prevent further rubbing my stock rims give me?

mikeyfitz

I didn't even know they made 0 offset ones. I have +12 and rubbed with same size tires but I did some minor trimming and have no problems now

Arod

You definitely want to stick with a positive offset wheel. The 0 and negative offset wheels push your tires out more therefore creating more rubbing issues.

fx4 fr3ak

it's not rubbing on any of my body panels it's rubbing the upper control arm so why should I go with so everything is happy?

Arod

Your stock wheels are I believe like a +44 I may be wrong about that though. A positive 12 offset wheel like mikey, above, is running would be your best bet. May have to trim a little but not near as much as you will have to with a 0 offset

mikeyfitz

^ This. The farther negative you go the worse you'll have to trim/rub.

I may be wrong but DavidSchlot was doing the -12 Jesters and 35s and trimmed not too heavily with just a level and was fine.

Dajackal

Hey guys newbie here.. 1st post.
I have a 2013 xlt xtr. I sold my factory upgraded 20s. I ordered a 2.5 rough country front leveling kit and a 2.5 rear add a leaf to raise the whole truck. I want to put Xd801 crank chrome 17x9 0 offset with 5" back spacing along with 315 70 17 good year duratrac (would love mud but I live in Toronto and see long winters). Do you think I will have issues with rubbing? Thx

jphelps14

iTrader: (1)

Depends on what tires your running also.

techrep

iTrader: (1)

most 12.50 tires are 13 plus wide...that's why your rubbing the UCA...you need less backspaceing or a spacer...

mikeyfitz

Minor most likely. I have same setup but -12 and it rubbed but not too bad. Little trimming and it was good to go