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Added nerf bars and bed cover so far.  Looking to do my bushwacker flares, lift, wheels, and tires next.  Having some issues figuring out what size wheel I can use with a 35x12.50x20 wheel.  I plan to add the 3" Rough Country lift with a Fuel Siege wheel.  That wheel comes in a 20x10 with -18 offset or a 20x9 with a 0 offset.  I do not want to have to do any trimming or have rubbing.  Anyone have the same setup? Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.

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Our truck will be very similar. I have a 2 inch kryptonite level kit. 12.5x35x20 TOYO AT3 tires on WICKED 20x10 wheels with -24 offset. Fab fours matrix bumper. I love this setup. I do get a rub that could be eliminated with a trim of the plastic mud guards at the rear. If you run your prefered set up be prepared to trim some plastic.

Rob.

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On 10/22/2020 at 11:02 AM, Tony O'Hair said:

Added nerf bars and bed cover so far.  Looking to do my bushwacker flares, lift, wheels, and tires next.  Having some issues figuring out what size wheel I can use with a 35x12.50x20 wheel.  I plan to add the 3" Rough Country lift with a Fuel Siege wheel.  That wheel comes in a 20x10 with -18 offset or a 20x9 with a 0 offset.  I do not want to have to do any trimming or have rubbing.  Anyone have the same setup? Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.

 

go with the 20x9 to help minimize your trimming. with a 0 offset, you probably will need trim slightly

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