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I have an AT4 on order and will be looking at possibly replacing the wheels.

 

What is the stock offset?  I would want to keep the same offset or only push the tires out a whisker (I don't really want them outside the wheel well).

 

Does anyone know what the stock wheels weight?  Curious how they would compare to the weight for aftermarket for unsprung weight.

 

Still looking at wheel options but one of the contenders is this one:

Fuel 1-Piece Wheels Tech - D670 Wheels & Tech - D670 Rims On Sale (fueloffroad.com)

 

Specifically these stock wheels.

 

 

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Those factory wheels are 24 mm offset. There is a topic here somewhere that someone posted info on all the wheels and tires. I have tried to attach a copy of pictures I took of the pages. Sorry I don’t know the weight. 

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1 hour ago, Dirtbiker said:

Those factory wheels are 24 mm offset. There is a topic here somewhere that someone posted info on all the wheels and tires. I have tried to attach a copy of pictures I took of the pages. Sorry I don’t know the weight. 

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So if the offset is 24 is that + or -?  I am assuming plus.

 

If a wheel is then 20 or 25 how does that compare?  I think lower the number the more it would stick out when compared to stock?

 

stock wheel is 18x8.5.  it looks like a lot of wheels come 18x9.  Stock tires mount up fine with that size difference?  how does the offset get impacted with the wider after market wheel?

 

Sorry for the "dumb" questions.  Never actually replaced OEM wheels before.

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2 hours ago, blckblt said:

I have an AT4 on order and will be looking at possibly replacing the wheels.

 

What is the stock offset?  I would want to keep the same offset or only push the tires out a whisker (I don't really want them outside the wheel well).

 

Does anyone know what the stock wheels weight?  Curious how they would compare to the weight for aftermarket for unsprung weight.

 

Still looking at wheel options but one of the contenders is this one:

Fuel 1-Piece Wheels Tech - D670 Wheels & Tech - D670 Rims On Sale (fueloffroad.com)

 

Specifically these stock wheels.

 

 

at4 wheel.jpg

 

 

 

Option code is RT5.  18x8.5 wheel, 24mm offset.  Shipping weight is 31.06lbs.  I'd take 2lbs for the packaging off of that.  

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Stock is plus 24mm. Anything less pushes the wheel further outside of the fenders (away from the center of the truck). So plus 1mm offset will sit 23 mm further outside the edge of the fender than stock would. 
Stock tires fit the 1/2 inch wider rim fine. 
You have to check each rim specifically with the manufacturer before you try to put them on these new trucks now. Not all rims fit these new wider brake calibers. 
As long as your offset is not closer to the center of the truck (say plus 35 mm) the 9inch wide rim should be ok as long as the spokes will clear the brake caliber. 
Custom Offsets has a really good video on you tube that explains wheel offsets and fitment. 

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