Another wheel topic

[lone12star]

Alrigt so I called the local 4 wheel parts, and they have a set of 20x9 fuel octanes, with a +10 offset and 5 inch backs pacing, my question is, how would this look on my truck? Would it stick out any? Flush? I want the wheels and tires to stick out a bit to give it a more aggressive look


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[Mopar_Express]

Im not sure what the backspacing on a factory wheel is but if you take it off, lay a flat edge across the back of the rim and then measure from the mounting surface of the wheel to that straight edge youll get the factory backspacing. If you get more than 5" those wheels you posted above will stick out however much the difference is. (So if you have 6" of factory backspacing those would stick out 1" further than the stockers)

 

[lone12star]

Im not sure what the backspacing on a factory wheel is but if you take it off, lay a flat edge across the back of the rim and then measure from the mounting surface of the wheel to that straight edge youll get the factory backspacing. If you get more than 5" those wheels you posted above will stick out however much the difference is. (So if you have 6" of factory backspacing those would stick out 1" further than the stockers)

Alright thanks!


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[rwalk]

Stock offset it around +19. If you want an aggressive stance go with a 20x9 with -12 or a 20x10 with -24 offset

 

[quietpeen]

like stated above, the stock offset +19.5mm which is right about 5.75" backspacing. So if you used your stock tires they would be pushed out 3/4" further.

 

[Wandell]

That is assuming your OEM wheels are 9 inches wide also.

 

[lone12star]

I believe mine are the 20x8, and I'm looking at getting 20x9 or 20x10


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