2020 Ram 1500 Fuel Blitz 20x9 question

[nelly19]

Hello, I am looking to upgrade my factory Lonestar black wheels to fuel blitz 20x9. I’m at a loss on whether to do the 20mm offset vs 1mm.

I have a 2” leveling kit and BFG ko2’s already on it in a 275/65/20.

Can someone please advise on which ones I should do? I don’t really want to do any cutting/modifying. I like a semi-aggressive look but don’t want to spend more on tires atm.

Thanks!

 

[Joyride]

I would go with the 1mm offset. Will give you a little more of an aggressive stance. I just put new wheels on that have a -12mm offset and they are barely past the lip of the fender wells.

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

1MM as well to sit more flush with fender.

 

[Crusin]

The +1mm will move the tire 0.75" farther out away from the suspension and frame than the +20 mm. I do not know the offset of your stock wheels so can't give you any differences between them and the +1mm or +20mm unless someone knows can give this info.

 

[Joyride]

I believe the stock wheels are a +19mm.

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

 

[Crusin]

So with the stock wheels being a +19mm then....
+20 mm will be 0.04" closer to the suspension and frame so really no difference.
+1mm will be 0.71" or about 3/4" farther away from the suspension and frame.

As previously mention by others, I would also most likely go with the +1mm.

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

So with the stock wheels being a +19mm then....
+20 mm will be 0.04" closer to the suspension and frame so really no difference.
+1mm will be 0.71" or about 3/4" farther away from the suspension and frame.

As previously mention by others, I would also most likely go with the +1mm.

Yeah I wasn't getting into all that, just the simple answer 1MM and call it

 

[ramhouston]

+1 offset will have the tires flush with the factory fender flares.
12.50 inch wide tires to be exact*