Aftermarket wheel specs
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Aftermarket wheel specs
I’m in the market for aftermarket wheels I’m looking at 3 piece wheels but not sure what specs to get since I don’t know how to figure all that out. If you’re running 3 piece wheels and don’t mind can you help or drop a pic with your specs? I’m on air suspension and I’m looking for a fender to lip look. Any help is appreciated thank you guys!
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Welcome to the forum!
We might need a little more info to provide some answers.
We might need a little more info to provide some answers.
- Do you want to run 18, 19, or 20 inch rims? (suggestion would be 19's)
- Are you going to run staggered or square? (suggestion would be staggered)
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I want to run 19s and I was thinking a squared set up but if I get the look I want running a staggered I will. I’ve only seen one car on figment industries with the look I want running a squared set up.
https://www.fitmentindustries.com/wh...ft-performance
https://www.fitmentindustries.com/wh...ft-performance
An 18x10.5 rim should have at least a 275 tire, and they are running 215...that's a 60mm difference (over 2 inches).
Never mind the offset is so low the rim is outside the fender.
The fact they said there's no rubbing or modification is a little misleading...since it's on air they can set the ride height high enough so nothing rubs, which would mean it's likely stock ride height at least.
If you want 19's I would suggest a staggered setup.
Something like front 19x8.5 +35 and rear 19x9.5 +42...that way you can air out all the way and not worry about hitting anything.
Tires would be 235/35/19 and 265/30/19.
You could also do a square setup with the front rim sizes and run a spacer in the rear...maybe 5mm or less.
02-06-20, 07:09 PM
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I'm gonna be blunt on that fitment in the link...it's absolutely ridiculous. The tires are so undersized and unsafe it's not funny.
An 18x10.5 rim should have at least a 275 tire, and they are running 215...that's a 60mm difference (over 2 inches).
Never mind the offset is so low the rim is outside the fender.
The fact they said there's no rubbing or modification is a little misleading...since it's on air they can set the ride height high enough so nothing rubs, which would mean it's likely stock ride height at least.
If you want 19's I would suggest a staggered setup.
Something like front 19x8.5 +35 and rear 19x9.5 +42...that way you can air out all the way and not worry about hitting anything.
Tires would be 235/35/19 and 265/30/19.
You could also do a square setup with the front rim sizes and run a spacer in the rear...maybe 5mm or less.
An 18x10.5 rim should have at least a 275 tire, and they are running 215...that's a 60mm difference (over 2 inches).
Never mind the offset is so low the rim is outside the fender.
The fact they said there's no rubbing or modification is a little misleading...since it's on air they can set the ride height high enough so nothing rubs, which would mean it's likely stock ride height at least.
If you want 19's I would suggest a staggered setup.
Something like front 19x8.5 +35 and rear 19x9.5 +42...that way you can air out all the way and not worry about hitting anything.
Tires would be 235/35/19 and 265/30/19.
You could also do a square setup with the front rim sizes and run a spacer in the rear...maybe 5mm or less.
1- would be the best setup for flush look front and rear staggered rim and tire?
2- square setup size?
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2. You could try 19x9 +32...this would be super flush, so if you decide to lower the vehicle later it may or may not rub depending on tire size
02-07-20, 08:20 PM
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1. If you're looking for a flush setup, it would be easier to achieve with staggered rims/tires as you can vary the offset...something like F: 19x8.5 +32 or 9 +35 and R: 19x9.5 +38 or 10 +42 (these setups will clear even if you lower the vehicle later...depending on tire size)
2. You could try 19x9 +32...this would be super flush, so if you decide to lower the vehicle later it may or may not rub depending on tire size
2. You could try 19x9 +32...this would be super flush, so if you decide to lower the vehicle later it may or may not rub depending on tire size
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19×10 you can use 265/30/19
If you could get the rear in a +45 offset, then you can bump the tire up to a 275/30/19
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