Sorry for beating a dead horse here…


I am looking for guidance from past experience users.


I’m in the process of purchasing aftermarket wheels and am facing the dilemma of width and offset questions. The truck is a 2016 F-350 with factory fender flares. I have installed the Ready Lift 3.5” SST kit (3.5” front & 1” rear). The tires are BF Goodrich AT KO’s 325/60/20. The wheels I am considering are 20x9 0 offset / 20x9 +12 offset and 20x10 -12 offset. I am looking for a wheel that will not contribute to a rubbing issue as well as keeping the tire flush or slightly outbound of the factory flare. I have done extensive research on this issue as well as compared various wheel / tire combinations on the offset calculator on “Rimsonline” and still struggling with a decision.
If you have any experience or recommendation’s please share and also post pictures of your wheel / tire combinations, mainly side views so that I can see how much tire is outbound the body if any.


Thanks in advance..

 

35x12.50R18 with 0 offset

 

-12 will stick out quite a bit but I love that look. With a 3.5 inch lift you should be ok using a 4.5 to 5 inch backspace. Back spacing is the same as wheel offset just a different way of looking at it. Personally I'd use a 9 inch wide wheel with a 5 inch back spacing.

 

Here's mine. 9 inch wheels with 5.5 backspacing.