Need help w/ backspacing

By yukon25008.1
May 28, 2012 in Tires, Wheels & TPMS

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yukon25008.1

Posted May 28, 2012

I have aset of 16x8 mickey thompson classic II with a 4.5" backspace, they are sticking out about an inch past the flares.. so id like the wheel/tire to be under the wheel well a little more. So do i needd a wheel with 3.50 or 5.50 back spacing?

blackout07

Posted May 28, 2012

5.5

Daryl LBZ

Posted May 28, 2012

I believe you need to get something closer to the 5.50 Backspacing.

https://www.rsracing...tech-wheel.html

BlackZ71Silverado

Posted May 28, 2012

The higher the number, they will be pushed in farther......Lower number they are pushed out.

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