The Right direction for wheels.
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The Right direction for wheels.
not sure what i planned to just buy the 20"s tonight but after looking and really considering the price and the decision that i'd have to stick with i am getting nervous to buy anything. i want them to look perfect and i dont want to look ghetto. what is a good site to find rims i looked through alot but none seemed to be dedicated to trucks and i can't tell how to find the all terain tires or some mud grips.
what is offset, what difference will width make, how do i select a tire pattern. do i have to consider wheel centric and hub centric rims?
what is offset, what difference will width make, how do i select a tire pattern. do i have to consider wheel centric and hub centric rims?
Last edited by wernerslostblue; 11-03-2008 at 10:49 PM.
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I don't know what anyone else thinks, but Summit Racing has a great site. I like how you can select the size that you want, the backspace, the lug pattern, the offset, et cetera. I found these Eagle Alloys 0642-2094, 20"X10", 4.625" backspacing, -21.00mm offset. They should buckle right up to your truck and stick out about 3". If you get a lift kit, theses rims are within the backspace requirements.
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It makes perfect sense. If you do not have the correct offset & backspace, your front tires will stick out wider than the body of the truck, and rub right into the front bumper & trim fascia when you turn. That is why a lot of lift kits instruct the user to trim the front bumper fascia.