Offsets wide stance

ZachZ71 · September 9, 2016

Wondering if anyone here has a 2014 or newer with 20x12 wheels with neg 44 offset. Trying to find a good set up for my truck

chriscote781 · September 10, 2016

Look on customwheeloffset.com. Lots of people have done it

blackout07 · September 11, 2016

There's not many folks on here with wide wheels.

EChavez · September 11, 2016

I do. 20x12 -44 on a 2.5 level. You will have to cut your fenders if you're considering something like that. Just a word of caution.

techsan15 · September 11, 2016

This dude has a 2.5" with 20x12s and documents what he trimmed

http://www.gmfullsize.com/threads/my-16-silverado-z71-thread.305880/page-3#post-5882961

Blk2015gmc · September 13, 2016

I have 20x12s with a -44mm offset. With 10.5 inches of lift though...

Penguin VII · September 15, 2016

What's the most popular width rim for these trucks? I'd assume somewhere around 8-9 but now I'm curious.

Blk2015gmc · September 16, 2016

Check out the wheel and tire set up thread. Almost 200 pages of exactly what everyone is running.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/161228-post-your-2014-wheeltire-set-up/

I would say the average for aftermarket wheels is between 9-10 inches wide. Many being 20x9, 20x10, 22x10 or 22x10. These are mostly on stock or slightly lifted/ leveled trucks. Now offset is a different story. Most people are running anything from a slightly positive offset to stuff bigger tires under the truck to a higher negative offset (-24, -44) to get the "stanced" look. Most common is a 0 offset or slightly positive I believe on most stock or leveled trucks. Hope this helps.

Penguin VII · September 16, 2016

Check out the wheel and tire set up thread. Almost 200 pages of exactly what everyone is running.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/161228-post-your-2014-wheeltire-set-up/

I would say the average for aftermarket wheels is between 9-10 inches wide. Many being 20x9, 20x10, 22x10 or 22x10. These are mostly on stock or slightly lifted/ leveled trucks. Now offset is a different story. Most people are running anything from a slightly positive offset to stuff bigger tires under the truck to a higher negative offset (-24, -44) to get the "stanced" look. Most common is a 0 offset or slightly positive I believe on most stock or leveled trucks. Hope this helps.

Interesting. I thought the negative offset was in order to stuff wider/larger diameter tires under a lift. Surprised to hear that you need positive/0 for that.

In that cast I really don't understand the negative offset at all.

daowens · September 16, 2016

I have 20x10 -12. Not wide but decent stance.

SuperSilverSierra · February 22, 2019

I have 2012 sierra with a rough country leveling kit

running 22x12 -44 on some 33x12.5 muds with a minor inner fender mod the stance definitely gets some looks on the road but i love it ?

CovetedStyle · February 22, 2019

I have 22x12’s -44 on 35’s but you need a pretty good size lift to run without cutting into your bumper and Cali mod’n your fender to clear for turning radius. How tall are you going?