Which offset for new wheel/ tire setup
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Which offset for new wheel/ tire setup
I'm guessing this has been asked a million times before but I did a search and couldn't really find the answer I need. I want to upgrade my wheels and tires and am looking at the Nitto Ridge Grapplers in 325/60/20. My 18 F350 is at stock ride height. I'd like to have the tires stick out 1/2 an inch to an full inch and am considering 20x10 or 20x12 inch rims. What offset should I use with those wheels? Obviously I'd like to avoid rubbing. Thanks for your help!
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I have 37s on a stock 250 6.2 rc snow plow/camper package had to trim the plastic wheel well liner/spoiler behind the front tires. That's it.
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Stock wheels too? Got any pics of this setup? I have a 6.2 with plow/camper package on order and I've been curious whether I can get by with 37s and no lift.
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