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20" x10" rim confusion


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Im trying to buy some wheels and tires for my truck.  Im looking for something that is flush or maybe 1/4" out.  I have looked for days at online pictures, been to the offset customs website and Im still baffled.  It seems as if all 20 x 10 wheels have -24 offset.  How do I go about finding a brand that make something with less offset or still gets me flush with -24 offset.  Im sure that I am missing something, I just cant figure out what it is.  Your help is appreciated.  

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Im trying to buy some wheels and tires for my truck.  Im looking for something that is flush or maybe 1/4" out.  I have looked for days at online pictures, been to the offset customs website and Im still baffled.  It seems as if all 20 x 10 wheels have -24 offset.  How do I go about finding a brand that make something with less offset or still gets me flush with -24 offset.  Im sure that I am missing something, I just cant figure out what it is.  Your help is appreciated.  

Fuel makes 20x10 -12 i believe


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I have continued to research wheels and I had a couple of additional questions, hopefully someone can help with.  First question is:  If I want a flush set up should I go down to a 20x9" wheel to get the correct offset?  Every 20x10, even the fuels mentioned, are all negative offset, the fuels go down to -12. I cannot find anything at 0 or closer to 0 than the fuels.  I have looked on the custom offsets web page and cant understand everything but Im narrowing some stuff down,  Also are some tires with the same sizes written on them thicker or thinner.  If my tire overhangs the wheel 1/8th to 1/4"  Im ok with that but I dont want anymore.  HELP!  I just want to order some wheels and tires that fit. lol   

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If you widen your search to 20x9 with 0mm offset, you'll have a lot more choices. And, that option will get you the flush stance you're after. 

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I have the silver 1500 and Im excited to get it looking right.  That 2500 you have shown is damn nice.  Congrats on the sweet ride!  I'm checking on the 9 wide rims and the choices are night and day different.  Thanks for your help.

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On 1/28/2019 at 12:13 AM, Bucketmouth said:

I have the silver 1500 and Im excited to get it looking right.  That 2500 you have shown is damn nice.  Congrats on the sweet ride!  I'm checking on the 9 wide rims and the choices are night and day different.  Thanks for your help.

No problem man. Thanks for the kind words. Good luck with your search, and show up some pics once you get things figured out!

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Again, Im researching the crap out of everything in order to make sure I get everything I want when I place my order.  Big Whiskey and anyone else that might have some thoughts on the subject.   I originally wanted the Nitto Ridge grapplers because thats what looks good and it seems as if thats what most people are going with.  I'm in MN. and havent found any real positive comments on the Ridge Grappler in the snow. After reading some reviews, including yours, Im interested in the Falken AT3W.  The only down side is that I cant get the tire in 295/55/20.  Could you suggest a quality Hybrid tire that does well in the snow and comes in the 295/55/20 size?  Im not that big of a fan of Goodyears so the Duratrac is something Im not really interested in.  Thanks all

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What is your suspension setup? Are you completely stock? There might be other tire size options to consider as well. The 295/55/20 isn't super common. 

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Im waiting to install a moto fab 2" leveling kit with the new tires. Im trying to go as big as I can in order to fill up the wheel well area.  Now Im considering 18" with some 275/70/18. Just to get some better snow rated tires.  I just dont think 275/55/20 is going to cut it. lol

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10 minutes ago, Bucketmouth said:

Im waiting to install a moto fab 2" leveling kit with the new tires. Im trying to go as big as I can in order to fill up the wheel well area.  Now Im considering 18" with some 275/70/18. Just to get some better snow rated tires.  I just dont think 275/55/20 is going to cut it. lol

Gotcha. Well, I've always been kind of old school when it comes to tires/wheels. So, I like the look of a 17"-18" rim with more sidewall, better than a short sidewall tire on a 20" or 22" rim. I think 20's are okay with a 35"+ tire though. If you start searching for 18" rims and 275/70/18 tires, you'll find that your options are nearly limitless and tires are much cheaper. If I had a leveled 1500, that's probably the setup I'd be running. 

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