Yet another "willl it fit" question. =/
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Yet another "willl it fit" question. =/
Alright so I hate to be yet another one of those "will it fit" people but I have to ask to make sure. It's funny how I've managed to get through Physics and multi-variable calculus but I can't quite wrap my head around wheel fitment.
I'm looking at a 22x9.5 wheel with 5.25" backspacing wrapped in some 37x13.50 Toyo M/Ts.
My truck is a 2006 F150 4x4 and has a 6" Full Traction suspension lift with 2" of cranked coilovers and AAL. Before the coilovers, my 35s ran with absolutely no rubbing. A picture of my truck can be seen below in my sig.
I'm fairly certain that it'll work with out trimming but to be completely honest, I'd feel a lot better asking and being sure than just going with it.
Thanks guys,
Indo
I'm looking at a 22x9.5 wheel with 5.25" backspacing wrapped in some 37x13.50 Toyo M/Ts.
My truck is a 2006 F150 4x4 and has a 6" Full Traction suspension lift with 2" of cranked coilovers and AAL. Before the coilovers, my 35s ran with absolutely no rubbing. A picture of my truck can be seen below in my sig.
I'm fairly certain that it'll work with out trimming but to be completely honest, I'd feel a lot better asking and being sure than just going with it.
Thanks guys,
Indo
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That would be really tight. I think the problem will be the 13.50 inch width of the tire and the 9.5 inch width of the wheel. I think you would be better off with a 12.50 or 13.00 inch wide tire and a 9 inch wide wheel. How much room do you have now? What are the specs on the wheel and tires you are running now?
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Yay! wandell's here!
The tires I have now are 35x12.5 and I believe that the wheels are 18x10 with 5" BS (not 100% sure but that's the one with the most neg offset and mine do stick out quite a bit).
glcash is running 6" of lift and 2" spacer with XD Hosses and they're 22x9.5 with 0 offset (same specs as the ones I'm looking at). He said the only trimming he had to do was the plastic valance and that it only rubs at full lock.
What do you think, all mighty wheel master?
The tires I have now are 35x12.5 and I believe that the wheels are 18x10 with 5" BS (not 100% sure but that's the one with the most neg offset and mine do stick out quite a bit).
glcash is running 6" of lift and 2" spacer with XD Hosses and they're 22x9.5 with 0 offset (same specs as the ones I'm looking at). He said the only trimming he had to do was the plastic valance and that it only rubs at full lock.
What do you think, all mighty wheel master?
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From sidewall to sidewall my tires measure 13.5, but the actuall tire tread is around 13". You should be find though b/c the only reason mine are a little close to rubbing (1 1/2" closest point) is b/c of how wide my wheel is and the offset. Your wheel should stick in a little more then mine so that'll eliminate that. Your front valence may have to be trimmed.
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From sidewall to sidewall my tires measure 13.5, but the actuall tire tread is around 13". You should be find though b/c the only reason mine are a little close to rubbing (1 1/2" closest point) is b/c of how wide my wheel is and the offset. Your wheel should stick in a little more then mine so that'll eliminate that. Your front valence may have to be trimmed.
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No, it's a -25. They stick out almost 3" past my fender. So when I turn my tire is close to hitting the back of my front fender, right where the fender flare is. With a + 18 you would maybe have to worry about the control arm. If I was you I'd get the 22x9.5 in at leat a 0 offset, nothing higher or they will stick in way to much and make the truck look to narrow.