Do stock wheels start at 0degree offset? My truck is stock except for new OME suspension. I have not had any luck finding a used set of tires/wheels sent to me. Does not help I'm stationed overseas though. I'm looking at getting a set of new tires and maybe some cheaper rims but they mentioned various offsets. Not sure what I should get, just 0degree I assume. Looking for more street orientated tires if that makes a difference on it. Trying to save my more winter/dirt tires for the winter now that summer sort of here. Thanks for any help
Wheel offset ?
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https://www.wheel-size.com/
You might find this site useful:
https://www.wheel-size.com/
If you have stock wheels you can put in your make/model/year and it will give you the stats on your setup. I just picked up a set of "new take off" rims from the local dealer for cheap. My OEM wheels had 30mm and the ones I just got have 15mm so they'll be pushed out 15mm. I'm looking at some taller yet more narrow tires coupled with a small lift.
This site should help you figure out what will work....and the couple of threads with hundreds of posts on lift/tire/wheel combos that work.
You might find this site useful:
https://www.wheel-size.com/
If you have stock wheels you can put in your make/model/year and it will give you the stats on your setup. I just picked up a set of "new take off" rims from the local dealer for cheap. My OEM wheels had 30mm and the ones I just got have 15mm so they'll be pushed out 15mm. I'm looking at some taller yet more narrow tires coupled with a small lift.
This site should help you figure out what will work....and the couple of threads with hundreds of posts on lift/tire/wheel combos that work.