looking to get new wheels for my lift
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looking to get new wheels for my lift
i have a 5inch rcd lift on right now im running 16x10 with 315/75/16 but i dont like how far they stick out throw to much mud up the side of the truck plus there going to be my winter rims and tires. im looking to go with a 20x8.5 wheel and i would like to know what tire size i can go with with out any rubing. i have seen other people with 35/12.50/20 and 35/13.50/20 whats the different between the two and what shoud i go with. thank you
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I'd stick with a 35x12.50 tire. As for the tires sticking out, that has a lot to do with the wheels. I'm pretty sure your wheels are 10 inches wide with 4.5 inches of bs. If you go with a slightly narrower wheel or one with more bs, they will tuck the tires in more. I'd suggest a 9 inch wide wheel with 4.5 or 5 inches of bs.
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THe 12.50 and 13.50 refers to the width of the tire in inches. So if you go with an inch wider tire you may be defeating the purpose of your switch. As for the MB Motoring wheels, I'd go to Discount Tire's website and look them up to find their width and backspacing. I seriously doubt they offer more than one 20 inch wheel in our 5x135 mm bolt pattern.
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i found out the back spacing on these ultras im running are not a 4.5 its more than that. i think thats the reason why i had rubbing and they stick out so far. but from looking at the pictures of the truck above they dont stick out hardly at all past the fenders compared to my setup i have now.
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I think what you have now is a 16x10 with 4 1/4" backspace and -32mm offset, which makes the wheel and tire stick out a lot. I'm running a 18x9 wheel that has 4 1/2" backspace and -12mm offset. My tires are 33 x 13.50 and they are just about even with the fenders.
The 20x8.5 MB Motoring wheels you are looking at I think have 4 1/2" backspace and -6mm offset. This wheel should tuck under the truck 1 3/4" more than what you have now, (Wandell might be able to confirm this).
Hope this helps.
The 20x8.5 MB Motoring wheels you are looking at I think have 4 1/2" backspace and -6mm offset. This wheel should tuck under the truck 1 3/4" more than what you have now, (Wandell might be able to confirm this).
Hope this helps.
Last edited by silver-savage; 08-31-2009 at 11:56 AM.
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I think what you have now is a 16x10 with 4 1/4" backspace and -32mm offset, which makes the wheel and tire stick out a lot. I'm running a 18x9 wheel that has 4 1/2" backspace and -12mm offset. My tires are 33 x 13.50 and they are just about even with the fenders.
The 20x8.5 MB Motoring wheels you are looking at I think have 4 1/2" backspace and -6mm offset. This wheel should tuck under the truck 1 3/4" more than what you have now, (Wandell might be able to confirm this).
Hope this helps.
The 20x8.5 MB Motoring wheels you are looking at I think have 4 1/2" backspace and -6mm offset. This wheel should tuck under the truck 1 3/4" more than what you have now, (Wandell might be able to confirm this).
Hope this helps.
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Check out murraylatham's gallery ( https://www.f150online.com/galleries...cfm?gnum=10512 ) he is running a set of 20x10 MB Motoring Predator's with a
-25mm offset. I think this setup is awesome. The 20x10's are actually cheaper than the 20x8.5's on discount tire direct ( http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...0&bp=5-135&rw= ) I don't know why?
-25mm offset. I think this setup is awesome. The 20x10's are actually cheaper than the 20x8.5's on discount tire direct ( http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...0&bp=5-135&rw= ) I don't know why?
Last edited by silver-savage; 09-01-2009 at 09:34 AM.
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