aftermarket rims and offset

[Chewie307]

looking at buying some new rims. What kind of offset can be obtained on stock suspension. Will negative 12 or negative 18 cause rubbing on stock suspension?

 

[thestuarts]

Fit is a function of multiple factors, not just the offset. Tire height, tire width, offset, and rim size all affect the fit. For example, a negative 18 offset might be right for a 35" tire, but not for a 37" tire.

I recommend emailing Sales@ CJC Off Road <[email protected]> with the tires and rims you want to use. They will tell you pretty quickly if they will fit without trimming or other modifications.

 

[Chewie307]

OK ill hit them up and see what they say

 

[Squatch]

I’m on a 9.5 in wide rim with a +12 offset and I have about an inch and a half of tire sticking out and they are stock tires, they will stick out even more with the 35s I plan on throwing on there. Unless you are going for the brodozer look then I wouldn’t get crazy negative offset.

 

[elephantrider]

I'm running +18, and there's no bro dozing here.

 

[Chewie307]

OK i will keep looking around and see what i find. that's up looks pretty sharp.

 

[Squatch]

Anybody try a 325/65r18 yet? It is about 34.6 tall, but 12.8 wide, a bit less expensive than going for the other similar sizes.