18x9 5" backspace 0 offset?
#1
18x9 5" backspace 0 offset?
Just got a 2007 XLT. It is leveled already. I want to put a set of 18x9 pro comp 7032 wheels. They have a 5" backspace and 0 offset. Will 295/70 nitro trails fit with this combo?
#2
Jerry
Fit? Yes, but they will rub bad when you turn. I would recommend +18 or higher offset and even those will still require trimming. 0 is pretty aggressive offset.
#4
Senior Member
Positive stuffs em under the truck more, negative pushes em out further.
With that being said, I'm running 18x9 monsters with a-12 offset and have 295/70r18 trail grapplers. You will have to do some trimming but unless your staring at your wheel wells all the time who cares.
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With that being said, I'm running 18x9 monsters with a-12 offset and have 295/70r18 trail grapplers. You will have to do some trimming but unless your staring at your wheel wells all the time who cares.
Pics:
#5
Positive stuffs em under the truck more, negative pushes em out further.
With that being said, I'm running 18x9 monsters with a-12 offset and have 295/70r18 trail grapplers. You will have to do some trimming but unless your staring at your wheel wells all the time who cares.
Pics:
With that being said, I'm running 18x9 monsters with a-12 offset and have 295/70r18 trail grapplers. You will have to do some trimming but unless your staring at your wheel wells all the time who cares.
Pics:
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#7
Senior Member
Haha thanks man! Off roading does just fine on the places I can get to that are open around here. If you serious into it though I'd recommend maybe 285s for a little more flexing room. OR possibly a different offset then mine. If your going to flex your truck suuuuper hard.. My setup(offset) may not be best.
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#8
I Like Tires
Not to be nitpicky but wherever you were looking to buy those wheels at has their specs way off. A 0mm offset on a 9" wide wheel would be 4.5" backspacing. If it does indeed have a 5" backspace than it has about a +12mm offset. So you might want to contact the place to get the true specs so you can decide if those tires will fit.
Last edited by BassAckwards; 02-06-2013 at 10:16 PM.
#9
Not to be nitpicky but wherever you were looking to buy those wheels at has their specs way off. A 0mm offset on a 9" wide wheel would be 4.5" backspacing. If it does indeed have a 5" backspace than it has about a +12mm offset. So you might want to contact the place to get the true specs so you can decide if those tires will fit.
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/Se...n=PXA7032-8936