AndyP

So I currently have 20x9 Mickey Thompson wheels +18 offset on 275/60r20 BFG KO2's. The wheels sit flush with the truck. (Refer here to pictures of the truck: https://www.f150forum.com/f31/stock-...wheels-384321/)

Now I want to buy the Barricade fender flares: https://www.americanmuscle.com/barri...le-flares.html

Is the offset on my wheels aggressive enough for them to look fine with these fender flares installed? I may just be super nit picky but I want it to look alright in the end rather than something like this: https://acdn.americanmuscle.com/i/221333_B24FD334.jpg
Not a big fan of how the wheels on that truck are so far into the flares.

Any help will be appreciated! Thanks!

Steelhead 6.2

Yeah,I hate to say it, but a +18 offset may not be aggressive enough to fill those big wheel wells and flares.I think if you had a more aggressive offset like a -12 to -19 would be the way to go! Even a 0 offset would be the minimum to not have the sunken look .

good luck!

Cajuntriton

Sunk in for sure...

Midwest Aftermarket

I have to agree with steelhead. I'm thinking with that +18 offset you might be too far into the wheel well. We usually suggest people try a 0 offset that way you have best of both worlds if you want to add fender flares later.

markwithak

22 Dubs with 10mm offset and bushwacker 1.5" flares incase it helps

StevieB

I have Bushwacker Fender flares and had OEM tires and wheels which made it look lame. I was finally able to gather the coin and got Fuel Couplers +1 offset and with my BFG KO2's the wheels pushed the tires out almost flush with the fender flares. You need at least a +1 or 0 offset with the fender flares.

AndyP

I guess, judging from yours, since I also have the same size tires. My +18 offset won't be aggressive enough. Guess I'll be sitting this one out! Haha.