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Unclebud87
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Well these rims clear with loads of room to spare. Fuel rebel 17x9 +1 offset

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Went to 2 different wheel places yesterday and struck out on all test fits.  Most places are just assuming that the wheels that worked on the previous body style will work which is definitely not the

Big E in TX
Big E in TX

Well this is a problem due to the new big brake calipers on our 2019’s. I tried to fit the Fuel Vapors (D560) and they are a no go. I had a very lengthy conversation with A fuel representative and he

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I took my 18X9 0 offset XD misfit's off my last truck and they fit on my 2019 silverado. I honestly didn't even know this was an issue until I ordered new wheels this week and started looking at tire sizes. I checked caliper clearance yesterday and it is extremely close but not touching. 1/8" or less I would say. 

 

I am hoping that the Pro Comp 40 Series 20x9 +6 offset wheels I just ordered fit my truck when they show up. 

 

Fingers crossed. 

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On 6/9/2019 at 7:24 PM, Unclebud87 said:

I'm curious to the amount of trimming it's going to take. I just noticed the crash bars hiding right behind the felt liner.

Can you post pictures of your truck with the wheels and tires? Looking at a similar setup. Thanks! 

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On 6/8/2019 at 8:29 PM, Unclebud87 said:

Well these rims clear with loads of room to spare. Fuel rebel 17x9 +1 offset

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Any update? How did these end up working out for you? I just picked up a set of 17x9 +1 fuel wheels super cheap and would love to see how they worked

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I have a 2019 Sierra 1500 elevation with level kit..Stock tires are 275/65 r20(33x10.8) with +28 offset wheels. I bought 305/55 r20 tires(33.2x12) and am looking to buy new rims. I want as little rub as possible and wondering if anyone knew best offset option for either 9” or 10” wide rim.. I was hoping to fit the xd reactor 20x10 with a -18 offset, wondering if anyone has a similar setup or any info that might help. I can also go with a 9 wide if it’s easier.

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Dersch Enthusiast

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getting ready to buy new 18x10 rims. 

The general consensus i am seeeing is that if i put a 3/8" spacer on my rims i will be ok? That pretty much alleviates any rims from hitting the dumb calipers?

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UPDATE: These rims fit on the 2019.  Dealer had to swap the TPS, however the rims fit and look great!

 

I am trading in my 2016 1500 Silverado on a 2019 LT TrailBoss.  I have the XD Monster II 18x9 +18mm stock offset on my 2016 1500, will these wheels fit on the 2019 1500 LT TrailBoss I am looking at buying?

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