stevecausey100

I'm looking into buying new wheels and really like the aggressive look of a 20x12 inch wheel ive got a 2"block in the rear and a 3.5"spindle lift coming do you know if it will be possible to clear that big of a wheel and what size tire should I run?im new to this forum thank you in advance for any advice also just in case your wondering I have a 17"rims now with 285/75/17

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02_Black_On_White

You will definitely rub 33's with 20x12's with no lift. 33's with the 3.5" might work

the01kingranch

I had 35 12.50's on stocks stuffed under the truck with a spindle

stevecausey100

Did it rub bad? That's Awesome man just what I was wanting to know!thank you!I'm pretty sure I'm just gonna run a 33" on the 20"wheel!

OhioLariat

Look around well before you commit to 20" wheels. My opinion: 20" wheels don't look good on the 10th-gen trucks. They just don't "fit." My '03 had 20" chrome wheels on when I bought it, and I couldn't wait to go back to 17's.

Just my $.02.

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02_Black_On_White

Yes, he gave you false hope! Those aren't 20x12's..... width KILLS turning. push out 33's -44 and you'll rub. Let me put it into perspective for you. I ran the setup, and just about every setup that has to do with width. I rubbed a good bit on a 4x4 with a level, which is about the same as a 2wd with 3.5" lift. Trust me I know a thing or two about stance...I've yet to see a truck on here wider lol.

the01kingranch

X2 width kills you. And yes, it rubbed a **** ton.

kd4gij

link5631

Agreed, I don't think 20" wheels look good on anything quite frankly. Unless you have tires that would warrant a rim that big, then it is just a waste and a PITA for the guys at the tire shop.

I have 18" wheels on my truck right now, and honestly, I think they look fine.
They're also black and are "revolver" style, which helps make them look smaller than what they are.

Another thing I want to note, getting 12.5in wide tires and rims on my old chevy was the biggest mistake I ever made. It floated down the road everywhere and was sketchy to drive. Wide tires don't fit in the ruts that small cars and trucks make on the highways. Remember that.... I will NEVER go back to them. I draw the line at 11.5in wide, at the absolute maximum, unless you have a legitimate reason to go wider. Otherwise, the truck will be all over the road and unpleasant to drive.