Caliper clearence

[mcgee500]

Offset. I ordered new wheels and tires for my 2020 Chevy Silverado and they sent 3 of the wrong wheels and 1 of the right one's. But we did get to do a test fitting. The wheel has a +18 offset.

My question is does it matter how close to the caliper the wheel rests I have about 1/4 of an inch. Everything is tight nothing is moving so I'm I good as so as there warehouse sends the other 3 correct wheels.

I'm not lifting this one getting older wife has trouble getting in and out might be last truck for us.

 

I went with these wheels KMC-KM540 and BF Goodrich 275/65/18 tires

[B3Ar15]

I was told as long as they clear the caliper you are good. I'm running a 20x9 +1offset, 275\65r20 <stock tire. I have no issues and my wheels are pretty close to the caliper as yours are.

[Memphis87]

You’ll be fine, I couldn’t even get a credit card  in the gap when I had mine one. 20k miles and no issues

[RadoPhan]

It’s usually recommend to have 4mm of clearance which is about 0.15 of an inch so you should be fine.


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