I have a 2016 F250 and want to buy some 20'' wheels and run 35x12.5x20 tires. Im going to run a 2.5'' levelling kit in the front.

Im trying to find some wheels but am wondering about offset as i do not want to fit flares to my truck and cant have them out past the fender.

From what I can understand +18mm is the standard offset and the stud pattern is 8x170?

How far back to 0 offset can I go before the wheels will stick out past the front fender?

Any pics of your set up would be great too

 

Factory offset on your 2016 is +40mm. I too did no longer want my tires outside of my fenders due to rock chips. So for my new truck, I found some stock wheels (any 2005 and newer) and powder coated them.
If you must go aftermarket, get the most positive offset possible, at least 24mm. On a 9" wheel, your 12.50's will stick out, but not too bad.

 

Thanks Rain Desert.

I like Pro Comp 51 series District wheels in Chrome.
With M/T 35x12.5x20LT tires.

The wheels have a 0 offset i wonder how far out they stick from the fender?

It seems so hard to find the right wheel and these days anything in Chrome is even harder.

 

I agree, finding the right wheel and offset very tough. Here is my 2016 with 0 offset 17x8's with 285/70/17 AT2's. They stuck out roughly 2".

 

I found some Lund brand street FX style fenders wich are close to OEM i think they might be enough to cover the tires when they stick out. Also found some EGR brand Flares in the smooth look thats ironically called the Rugged model

 

RainDesert The EGR model say they cover 2'' of tire. that should cover a 0mm offset

 

Good find. If you go that route and get it all set up, post a pic for us!

 

Anyone else with any info on offsets.
From Research i have done in the last few days it would appear 0 offset is going to stick out even past 2'' flares??

Some info say its ok some say the opposite and +18 is safe with a 35 inch tire and 2'' flare.

I cant stuff it up because of my location im buying wheels over the Internet.
Once i buy them they are mine, no sending them back.