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Old 04-26-2020, 02:15 PM #1
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Anyone rocking Pro Comp Series 7032 rims?
I’m looking at Pro Comps 7032 rims, but hoping to see some pictures on how they look and some owner’s opinions. Will they provide a wider stance than stock sr5 wheels?

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They'll stick out 40.1mm further than stock and you'll gain 2mm of inner clearance.

Sites like these are great for figuring this out:
https://www.willtheyfit.com/index.ph...h=9&offset2=-6

Remember that wheel width alone won't tell how they'll fit without also knowing the offset or backspacing.
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These are the wheels I'm running right now with BFG KO2 265/70r17. My suspension is stock except for a 1 inch Cornfed lift in the front to level it out. They have a wider stance than the stock SR5 wheels and I think they look great. I don't really have any pictures showing how wide the stance is but this one kind of gives you an idea.

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Here's another one.

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Is there any rub? If not, do you know if there would be without the 1” spacers?
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I think with 4.75 back space, 9 inch width and -6 offset you have some rubbing. I just went with pro-comp 05s because I could get them with 0 offset, 4.5 backspace (same as stock) and 8 inch width. With 265 wild peaks I don’t have rubbing with stock suspension.


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I think with 4.75 back space, 9 inch width and -6 offset you have some rubbing. I just went with pro-comp 05s because I could get them with 0 offset, 4.5 backspace (same as stock) and 8 inch width. With 265 wild peaks I don’t have rubbing with stock suspension.


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Thanks, not what I wanted to hear tho lol. I found a deal on the 7032s brand new for $350 so trying to make them work. Sounds like a pretty nice price to replace the OEM wheels with some blacks, but don’t want to deal with rubbing.
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Well if there is rubbing it’ll probably be an easy fix; Fender liner mod, mud flap removal, or bumper trim. On stock size tire I doubt you’d need to do a body mount chop.


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Is there any rub? If not, do you know if there would be without the 1” spacers?
I've only noticed a little rubbing in reverse at full lock. I think you'd be fine without spacers but you might have to adjust the fender liners. $350 for the set is a steal!
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I've only noticed a little rubbing in reverse at full lock. I think you'd be fine without spacers but you might have to adjust the fender liners. $350 for the set is a steal!
I hope to pull the trigger on them tomorrow! After some research, I’ve read that tires are tougher to find for 9 inch wheels, was that your experience? And do you know if the stock SR5 tires will fit them in the meantime?
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I hope to pull the trigger on them tomorrow! After some research, I’ve read that tires are tougher to find for 9 inch wheels, was that your experience? And do you know if the stock SR5 tires will fit them in the meantime?
I checked with my tire guy and gave him the wheel specs before pulling the trigger and he said that mounting the stock tire size on 17x9 wheels would be fine. I had seen lots of other people saying the same thing online but it's best to hear it from whoever will be installing the tires.
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