2500 Wheels

[zdharris]

Hey everyone! First post, I know. More wheel questions. I promise I've searched and I just haven't been able to find exactly what I'm looking for.

I'm looking at getting Fuel Hardline Wheels 18x9 with a +20 offset. Going to run 295/75 tires on them. From everything I can tell, these should fit with no modifications. I'm running stock suspension on a 2018 2500.

Could anyone verify that for me please? Just so I can sleep a little better at night when I drop all this money on them.

Thanks in advance!

 

[mohemipar]

It can be tough to accurately predict this kind of thing. Someone else on here might have that set up and chime in. Some people get some rub on the plastic fender liner and shave it down.

Just for reference the AEV wheels I'm running are 17x8.5s 27mm offset with 35x12.50s and I have no rub anywhere. Even articulated and in 4WD. The tires measure a tad over 34" tall and I believe they are about 11.5 inches wide.

 

[zdharris]

It can be tough to accurately predict this kind of thing. Someone else on here might have that set up and chime in. Some people get some rub on the plastic fender liner and shave it down.

Just for reference the AEV wheels I'm running are 17x8.5s 27mm offset with 35x12.50s and I have no rub anywhere. Even articulated and in 4WD. The tires measure a tad over 34" tall and I believe they are about 11.5 inches wide.

You're exactly right. I was hoping someone had something similar. But I appreciate your input! My tires would still be 35" tall and not as wide, so if yours aren't rubbing, mine should be fine. I appreciate it! It makes me feel better.

 

[MADDOG]

A 295/75r18 is just a shade over 35" tall so it will be tight but you shouldn't rub on the inside with that wheel offset.

 

[zdharris]

A 295/75r18 is just a shade over 35" tall so it will be tight but you shouldn't rub on the inside with that wheel offset.

Sounds good. I appreciate the input!