offset question

A 10" rim with a 0mm offset will have the same 5.5" backspacing as the '04-'07 SE/LE 8" width rims, (which have +25mm offset).
So for 6" b.s. a 10" would need to have +12mm of offset. For 5.79" b.s. on a 10, look for about +6mm offset.

Why do you think you need such a wide wheel?
I run 35" tires on a 8.5" wheel no problem AND they fit much better on the truck...

loufish said:

Why do you think you need such a wide wheel?
I run 35" tires on a 8.5" wheel no problem AND they fit much better on the truck...

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^^ make sure your running them at a little lower psi of you will have alot of uneven wear and ruin the life of your tires!

make sure your running them at a little lower psi of you will have alot of uneven wear and ruin the life of your tires!

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In therory it seems more important, but in the real world, it usually doesn't make a big difference...

I've been running thinner wheels on every truck I've owned and tire wear hasn't been a big issue...EXCEPT when I had a Detroit Locker in my F-100 Pre-runner...burned thru a set of 33" Wrangler radials in 12-14 thousand miles!

I never run more then a 8.5" wide wheel, on 35" tire...

just sayin!!!! theory is never fact! :redblob"

+30 is what you need to make it not stick out. I am using a +30 with some 24x10s with a 295/35 r24. Fits perfect and doesnt rub at all.

just sayin!!!! theory is never fact!

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Your theory is correct, I was just adding my life expeirence...Didn't mean to come off so "matter of fact"...:hi:

damn thats low

yea, z'd 1.5", stock floor bodydropped 1.5"