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What wheel offset for 275/60/20

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arkenzo

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Hey guys, spoke to RoughCountry about their level kit on my 2016 silverado, they recommend 0+ to 12+ offset to fit 275/60/20 on a 20" wheel, do you agree with their assessment? I only have the level kit up front, stock rear block.

 

currently have 275/70/17 and they fit fine.

 

While I have your attention, I'm running BFG KO2's now, would Toyo AT 2's be an upgrade or the same? I'd like to try a different tire, plus the Toyo's are 10 pounds lighter.

 

Thnx!

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You can run a 275/60R20 at stock height so you should have no problem with a leveling kit. I have BFG KO2 305/55R20 with a 2in level on my truck and have a slight rub on the sway bar when I'm backing out of my driveway.

 

I have never used Toyo's but have heard great things about them, always like the look of the KOs better.

arkenzo Enthusiast

arkenzo

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You can run a 275/60R20 at stock height so you should have no problem with a leveling kit. I have BFG KO2 305/55R20 with a 2in level on my truck and have a slight rub on the sway bar when I'm backing out of my driveway.

 

I have never used Toyo's but have heard great things about them, always like the look of the KOs better.

Thanks for this.

 

Stock offset is +27 right? the wheels i'm looking at are Method NV's 20 inch wheels in +18, would this pose any problem?

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Thanks for this.

 

Stock offset is +27 right? the wheels i'm looking at are Method NV's 20 inch wheels in +18, would this pose any problem?

None at all. Im running those rims with 275/60/20 BFG KO2 and zero issues.

arkenzo Enthusiast

arkenzo

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Nice, do you have pics of them on your car? Would like to see how they look

arkenzo Enthusiast

arkenzo

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Both those wheels look awesome, this will be a tough choice to make on wheel selection....

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I'm running 275/60/20 and my wheels are +18. I wish I could have gotten a 0 offset, but they weren't offered in these wheels. Still looks good though!

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Here's a picture of my truck on MotoMetal M0962 20x9 0 offset with 285/55 KO2s

 

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Are you running any lift with this set up? Love those wheels by the way

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