325/60R18 with 2" A/S
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it depends on the actual wheel measurements... when i installed them on my procomp wheels (18x9 with 5" backspace ), they rubbed just a little with the 2.5" kit installed. you can check my gallery for pics, and where i had to trim. it was very minimal trimming, so you might just need to trim a little extra from what i did, but it all depends on the wheel.
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#4
this is a very good point..... and this is why i am switching from 18's to 17's. for some reason 18" wheels (and tires) are really pricey.
#5
vs. over $1,300 for the 285/??/18 M/T's for my F-150.
that is a to me.
#6
I went with 18" wheels because most 17" wheels have very limited offset options, and 20'' were so much more expensive in the setup I wanted. It all depends on what look you want and what wheel options you can find. When I was looking the only 17" wheels that I liked would have stuck out way to far for my liking. In the end buy what you like and what you can afford.
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