TL;DR on Wheels for your truck

[EnigmaMan]

Been looking around for a TL;DR (Too Long Didnt Read) for the wheels and tires for my 2020 Ram 2500 Cummins 4x4 Diesel truck i just picked up.

Been looking around, reading articles, different websites tell you different Back Spacing some could work some dont work at all due to tire width and other variables.

I have read the sticky at the top that shows the stock rims and BS for these wheels (as shown below)


I was looking at some Moto 970 wheels (20x10) that weigh in at 34.35lbs (Stock 20" rims are ~32 lbs from what I can find! so this would not add that much more weight vs the stock setup!



My question is my goal is to install some 35x12.5xR20's with a -24mm offset (as shown above), would these work on my stock setup? or am I pushing it with the stock suspension and will loose turning ability? Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I want to do this right the first time!

 

[EnigmaMan]

Ha so found a pretty handy dandy chart that will help others figure out the wheel offset vs backspace The area ontop is the Backspace you want to stick with for a 33-35" tire and the stock / lifted configuration. As you can see, the rim width affects the backspacing in order to keep it the same distance away from the chassis / suspension components



I am lookinng at the MOTO 970 wheel and found them for $254 each on the big online retailers (wallyworld and the "rainforest" in south America)