Wheels as well
I had to use an 8 inch wide wheel with 5 1/2 inches of backspacing, this allows the wheel and tire assy to stick out only 1/2" more than stock and gives you more clearance in the front where most of the rubbing with large tires tales place. This applies to 17 & 18" wheels. With 20x10 wheels with 35" mud grapplers you will probably need a suspension lift.
Last edited by PawPaw; Aug 7, 2008 at 07:34 PM.
What about 18x9 with a +18 offset 5.71 backspace, or +30 offset 6.18 backspace. Could i fit some BFG AT KO's in 305/65/18, 325/65/18, or 325/60/18 on either of these wheels with a 2.5 inch leveling kit?
I think you would be Ok with the 18x9 w/6.18 BS to run the 305x65 or 325x60's the 325x65's would probably rub real bad. The 305's are a little taller 34" as opposed to the 325x60's which are 33 inches tall but wider. Either way the truck would look great. Check with Wandell on this one!
When I had these tires on my 9" wheels I had to do some minor trimming on the lower wheelwells and they still rubbed a little. I put the tires on some 8" wheels (which I should have done at first) and they clear easily, probably could have gotten by with no trimming.
thx a lot for the info






