Got my Fuel Hostage installed today! They are 20x9 with +20 offset. My tires are 275/65/20 Terra Grapplers. I have a 1" Daystar Budget Boost that raised the front close to 1 3/4". I still have a rake from back to front of about 1/2". Alot of research went into my decision and very happy with the outcome...exactly the stance I wanted. I know, like me, there are alot of members searching for a certain set-up and look so thought I would share mine with a few points. This setup moved the wheels and tires out in my estimation about 1 1/4" from stock. I often thought I should have gone wider than the 275's, and even though the wheels are only 1/2" wider, the offset makes the stance beefier to me. I have included some front and rear views as well as the front and back of the front wheel wells for reference. Its a bit tight in the wells but has not rubbed yet that I am aware. I am sure at a certain angle while offroad or large bump it might rub...but I am okay with that as there would be very minimal trimming. I am leaving as is for now and see how it goes.

Have a set of 2013 FX4 Running Boards in the garage and thinking about vinyl wrapping the bumpers Sterling Gray to get "chromeless", but not quite sure I am fully committed to that yet?

Sorry for the cell phone pics but it was raining when I got them on so took some quick pics:



Front View


Rear View




Clearance at front well at turn (+/-) 3/4"




Clearace at rear of well at turn (+/-) 3/4"

 

They look great!

 

I am a fan that wheel and tire combo on your truck looks outstanding

 

They look good.

Your clearances look fine when the tires are straight, but what about when you turn them all the way in/out?

My tires looked the same when straight, but when I turned the wheel all the way is when I started to experience rubbing. In my case the front only rubbed when I was in reverse.

 

There are pictures in the post that show them turned at the tightest point...there is about 1/2" to 3/4" clear...

 

Cool. I couldn't tell if the tires were at full lock or not. Glad they don't rub. Congrats.

 

Looks great man!!! Thanks for posting. That's my next project!

 

Appreciate the comments everyone!

 

Great looking truck. Thank you for the pics and write up. This should be a big help to many.

 

Thanks loosescrews! Hope it's useful...