18 or 0 offset new wheels

[Detroitmikeb]

Those wheels are sharp!

Still a pretty nice ride? Or do you feel every single little pebble you drive over?

 

[Redz72]

Still a pretty nice ride? Or do you feel every single little pebble you drive over?

Still drives better than a stock Ford or Chebby. My buddy who had an 18 F150 XLT can’t believe how smooth the ride is even with my upgrades. I’m extremely pleased with how it rides.

 

[mrclortho]

18's ride better than 20's typically. The sidewall give a little cushion. My father's RAM with the 20's rode noticeably harsher than mine did stock with the factory 18's. Being an off-road guy, smaller wheels and taller tire sidewalls are the way to go.

 

[Jedi9]

You don't get any extra harshness, tram lining, hard turning radius? I switched to 275/60/20 +1 Fuel Rebels and have been trying to figure out why my truck drives like garbage.

Pull the rear swaybar and put the factory back on, you may have gotten a bad one

 

[Jedi9]

Researched a good bit and settle on 0 offset, frees up room for a 1 1/2" wider tire in the future without coming closer to the uca. Keeps the wheel and tire combo flush

 

[HemiDude]

Thanks. I'll put my hellwig on the tightest setting, did that plant the front at all too? Taking it to a 4x4 shop tomorrow so they can tell me if it's normal lol

I can't remember what it rode like stock but everyone says RAM's ride so good! That's why I'm so confused.

Just wondering, did you ever get this sorted out?