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Just note that my tires are 12" wide, so if you use 12.5" wide tires it will stick out a little bit more, also my guess is with -12 offset and 12.5" wide tire you will need to do some trimming on the well liner.

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I'm in... Man I need some new pics if rain would stop messing up my truck ha   305/65 18x9.-12  

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Mounted!     18-inch Method Mesh wheels, 275/70/18 BFG All Terrain tires, and a 2.5-inch RC level (front only). Zero rubbing, zero road noise, nice traction on and off road, and no wobbly street

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Fuel Maverick 20x9 +20 Nitto Trail Grappler 295/55R20 Rough Country 2.5" Leveling Kit No rubbing or trimming        

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you so helpful... thanks again.

 

I did not notice you had 12" tires. so that will add another .25 outside when I use a 12.5

 

Wonder if I can get like a +6 or I could get a +1 and use a .25 inch spacer if I want a little more.

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Metalmex

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I have never seen a -6 offset wheel, but it depends on the brand name, but I think you will be happy with +1 and 12.5" tire, and if not you can try a spacer later on, cheers.

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Hello, new to the forum, here is my set up:

18x9 Fuel Maverick +1 offset.

Goodyear Duratrac 295/65.

Rough Country 2.5" leveling kit with 1" rear block.

No rubbing at all, love it.f7c602a48021d64c795a2988befcace4.jpg73951ca2ae29d26d35ba70cd9fc802a3.jpg

Can you confirm your offset? Nothing trimmed?

And can you by any chance take a pick of the wheels turned fully both ways and show where its closest point is?

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EaZ8

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I know your not rubbing, but how close is it?

I want the +14 offset with 285/60/20..little taller but little skinnier.

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EaZ8

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Hello, new to the forum, here is my set up:

18x9 Fuel Maverick +1 offset.

Goodyear Duratrac 295/65.

Rough Country 2.5" leveling kit with 1" rear block.

No rubbing at all, love it.f7c602a48021d64c795a2988befcace4.jpg73951ca2ae29d26d35ba70cd9fc802a3.jpg

Can you confirm your offset? Nothing trimmed?

And can you by any chance take a pick of the wheels turned fully both ways and show where its closest point is?

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Metalmex

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Hi, yes offset is +1, in the front there is like 1" clearance and about 1/2" or less in the back of the well liner.

 

Front well liner

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Back well liner

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Depending where you live, farther out can be a nightmare for throwing shit up the side of the truck.

 

I have a 0 offset and bushwaskers and kick back mudflaps and it seems to be the perfect fit.

Depending where you live, farther out can be a nightmare for throwing shit up the side of the truck.

 

I have a 0 offset and bushwaskers and kick back mudflaps and it seems to be the perfect fit.

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Deerbio

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Alright everyone, fixing to order some 20x9 fuel mavericks for my silver 2014 with 2.5 RC front only level. Going with a toyo tire. Give my your opinions: 295/55 mt with+14 offset or 305/55 at2 extreme with+20 offset? It's hard to not go with AZGMCZ71's set up on his silver!

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FormerFordGuy

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What are you guys doing for TPS when you go to aftermarket wheels?

I'm getting my new wheel/tire setup installed tomorrow. I'm having my factory TPMS sensors swapped over to my new setup.
frenchsquared Enthusiast

frenchsquared

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What are you guys doing for TPS when you go to aftermarket wheels?

 

Im sure everyone is moving them, it super easy. You don't even have to dismount the tires.

Shop that is mounting my new tires will move them for free.

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EaZ8

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Im sure everyone is moving them, it super easy. You don't even have to dismount the tires.

Shop that is mounting my new tires will move them for free.

 

You sure you dont have to pull the tires off the rims? Im gona buy new sensors

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