20" Wheel Advice
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02-28-2010, 11:08 PM
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20" Wheel Advice
Hi all,
Been gone for a while and have some money saved up and looking to buy some new wheels. I am currently running the stock 20" wheels with Cooper Zeon LTZs, 275-65/20 and a 1.5" AS leveling kit. Yea, weird size but after a lot of measuring and talking with the AS folk, we decided 1.5" was the way to go. It leveled it out really nice.
I am a bit confused with the backspace/offset thing and here are my options, both are 20x9 wheels
Offset: 00mm
Backspacing: 5.03"
Bolt Pattern: 6-135
OR
Offset: +30mm
Backspacing: 6.22"
I am also considering 20x10s but don't think those would work well.
I'm thinking zero offset but any advice would be appreciated
Been gone for a while and have some money saved up and looking to buy some new wheels. I am currently running the stock 20" wheels with Cooper Zeon LTZs, 275-65/20 and a 1.5" AS leveling kit. Yea, weird size but after a lot of measuring and talking with the AS folk, we decided 1.5" was the way to go. It leveled it out really nice.
I am a bit confused with the backspace/offset thing and here are my options, both are 20x9 wheels
Offset: 00mm
Backspacing: 5.03"
Bolt Pattern: 6-135
OR
Offset: +30mm
Backspacing: 6.22"
I am also considering 20x10s but don't think those would work well.
I'm thinking zero offset but any advice would be appreciated
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02-28-2010, 11:33 PM
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The 0mm offset will make your tire stick out 2 inches further than it is now. The +30mm offset will only make it stick out 3/4" further. I would go with the +30mm if it were me b/c I know it won't rub. If you want the wheels to stick out you can turn your wheel and see if you have 2 inches to spare on your plastic under the bumper.