[alec]

what kinda offset would i need to tuck a 10" wide wheel...im tryin to figure out if i need to narrow the rear or not. thanks

 

[NorCal 4x4]

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.

 

[loufish]

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...

 

[Tmoses]

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...

^^ 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!

 

[loufish]

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!

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...

 

[Tmoses]

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

 

[rod_351]

+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.

 

[loufish]

just sayin!!!! theory is never fact!

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

 

[alec]

so i need about a +30, i can prob get away with +25 with my bed being flared

i am gettin 10" wide wheels cuz thats about all i can get in a 26
my stock wheels clear now by about 3/8 inch. front wheels tucking is no problem just the rear

 

[Tmoses]

damn thats low

 

[alec]

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