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What offset is everyone running?
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1BADRAMLIMITED
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0 offset 20x9 with 35 w/ 12.5 wides
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Curious about this as well. I am thinking of putting a set of escalade 22 inch wheels on to replace my stock 18 inch. Wheels themselves are both a 22x9 with a 6x5.5 pattern. What I am wondering is the offset and center bore. GM wheel offset is +28, Ram offset is +19.05. GM center bore is 78.1, Ram center bore is 77.8. At this time I can not find a hub ring to make up the .3mm difference in center bore, any thoughts on that? Also will the offset be ok for clearance? I will go with the factory 22 inch tire size used on Ram.
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I have 20x10 -18 offset with 35x12.50 tires on mine
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20x9" +1mm offset
285/60R20 (33.5"/11.5")
285/60R20 (33.5"/11.5")
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+28?
you might rub UCA.
bore size doesn't really matter that much, if you use proper lug nuts. basically turning it from bore centric to lug centric (and that's how a lot of aftermarket wheels are mounted)
not that i am advocating putting GM wheels or running 22s, but those are some considerations if you wanna go for it.
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Do you have a side view of this setup? Curious how far they poke out, really like your setup here, considering the same thing.
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That sizing will fit nicely. I'm running the oem night edition 22" wheels with a -18 offset (1.5" spacers) and a 34" tire. Had to heat the inner liner some and pull back with a ziptie but its an easy DIY. If I were to buy new wheels, they would be 20 X 10 with a -18 offset.
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20X9 0 offset 285/65R20 because I didn't want a full 35x12.5
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Mine? KMC Technic custom powdercoat OEM Maximum Steel Metallic.
Ready Go
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The tire tread edge is flush to the fender flare edge, and the tire sidewall slightly bulges past the fender flare edge..~0.25" maybe.
Ideally, if this wheel came in +7mm offset instead of +1mm offset, the tire edge would be flush to the fender edge.
I like my look (slightly beefy with the poke) but wouldn't mind if it was tucked that hair more.
I do have Bora 6mm spacers in the back that I could remove to perfectly flush the back wheels, but then the fronts would poke more than the backs, which I don't like the look of.
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I've had regret for not stepping up to 285/65R20 ever since seeing your truck, but since my 285/60R20s only have 3000 miles now, I'll have to wait a bit..although, once I level up my front end another ~3/8" this spring, I may want to accelerate that size change.
I like the gap size your tire and lift combo gives..my shorter tire has more gap, making my tire seem shorter than it really is (although it does make it look more lifted than it really is)..285/65s are in my future.
CHeYeNNe71
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Yeah I went back and forth on 35/12.5 or save a few LBS and go slightly smaller. I'm happy with the size. Wide enough and not much shorter then a 35. I know the feeling about changing sizes. I went thru that on my Grand Cherokee and after a few months just sold the tires and upgraded. Bought used ( basically new ) Jeep Gladiator AT3W for a steal which helped offset the cost
