New Wheels and Tires

Bugger31

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Just got these installed today. Thought I would get a quick picture up. They are Fuel Mavericks 20x9 +1 offset with 275/55r20 TOYO Open Country A/T 2. No lift yet but thinking about it. Just a little rubbing but took the mud flap off and moved the front inner fender forward and now nothing. So far pretty happy with them.
 

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Sweet!
With that 9" wheel and +1 offset, would u say it is tucked in more than the factory or is the added width noticeable filling the wheel well better with a wider stance? Not a real clear question I know but I am really struggling with offset. Not apples to apples cause I will be running a 17x9 but I am considering a wheel with + or - 11 offset available and rumor is they will be machining a +1 sometime soon. Again not apples, and I am also struggling with going with the stock 265/70 or preferably bumping to a 285/70. No lift here either, but shopping for adjustable front shocks tonite.
 
I usually do not like the look of 20's on 4Runners, but those look nice. Good choice of tire too! Can you give us a few more pics? Maybe a full side shot.
 
Finally got some time to get some better pictures up! Here yah go. These tires have been great. More stable feeling on the road for sure.
 

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Sweet!
With that 9" wheel and +1 offset, would u say it is tucked in more than the factory or is the added width noticeable filling the wheel well better with a wider stance? Not a real clear question I know but I am really struggling with offset. Not apples to apples cause I will be running a 17x9 but I am considering a wheel with + or - 11 offset available and rumor is they will be machining a +1 sometime soon. Again not apples, and I am also struggling with going with the stock 265/70 or preferably bumping to a 285/70. No lift here either, but shopping for adjustable front shocks tonite.

+1 offset ant the wider to tire should bring it out about 1" more than stock.
Go 285's you won't regret.
 

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