20x9 vs 20x10 Wheels

[Drummin4jc]

I'm turning to you guys again for some advice. I'm going to get my truck lifted with a 6" lift in the spring and have chosen to go with the Fuel Vapor D560 wheel's in 20". I'm having a hard time deciding on whether to go with 9 wide or 10 wide. They come in the following:

20x9 is a +1 offset
20x10 is a -18 offset

I'm putting on some 35x12.50x20 Toyo Open Country M/T's on them and like the wider stance. What do you guys recommend I do? Thanks in advance!

Adam

 

[gassersarentdead]

20x 10 since it will give you a little stance. The +1 offset isn't what you're looking for.

 

[Drummin4jc]

20x 10 since it will give you a little stance. The +1 offset isn't what you're looking for.

I shouldn't have any rubbing issues then since I'm putting a 6" lift in it, correct?

Adam

 

[gassersarentdead]

With 35s and only a -18 I'd say no. Are you leveling it also?

 

[Drummin4jc]

With 35s and only a -18 I'd say no. Are you leveling it also?

No, I'm doing a 6" lift.

Adam

 

[gassersarentdead]

No, I'm doing a 6" lift.

Adam

I understand that. What lift? Unless you're going with like a zone 6" 3" rear then you're still gonna have alot of rake. Alot of guys are running their 6" with bilsteins also on the front.

 

[Drummin4jc]

I understand that. What lift? Unless you're going with like a zone 6" 3" rear then you're still gonna have alot of rake. Alot of guys are running their 6" with bilsteins also on the front.

I'm doing a RCX 6" suspension lift. No bilsteins.

Adam

 

[gassersarentdead]

I'd consider bilsteins, but 35s and those wheels will fit.

 

[R.L.K.]

My vote is the 10"-18 mm .

 

[Drummin4jc]

Sounds good guys, thanks!

Adam