Any rubbing with 0 offset wheels and 35" tires?

[ChevyChad]

plain stupidity, even for Starbucks

Ok sticker boy. Looks like this troll has been triggered LOL. Maybe you should go find a safe space, snowflake

 

[Aaron]

Stock offset(+34mm) has proven to be the best for clearing 37's but you might still get slight rubbing depending on how high your front end is. at +1mm there's not much you can do besides bump the height up and see if that lessens the rub, then trim where it's rubbing as best you can. If you don't want to chop up your fenders, you can probably look into doing fiberglass fenders which should be $550ish depending on who you go with.

As for Jake, he's helpful as always...

 

[ChevyChad]

Jake is a prime example of why people shouldnt feed the trolls around here...

Back to the original topic, I actually had the same setup on my 2010 raptor. 37's with 0 offset and it didnt require as much trimming as what the 2017 would to completely clear. Actually, I had even wider 37x13.5 on it and I got away without having to trim any of the stock fender flares. I am going back and forth on my decision to either change the wheels to an offset closer to stock, or change the tires to 35's..

 

[Aaron]

Jake is a prime example of why people shouldnt feed the trolls around here...

Back to the original topic, I actually had the same setup on my 2010 raptor. 37's with 0 offset and it didnt require as much trimming as what the 2017 would to completely clear. Actually, I had even wider 37x13.5 on it and I got away without having to trim any of the stock fender flares. I am going back and forth on my decision to either change the wheels to an offset closer to stock, or change the tires to 35's..

With that money, you could afford fiberglass fenders *cough* excuse for another mod *cough*

 

[ChevyChad]

With that money, you could afford fiberglass fenders *cough* excuse for another mod *cough*

You have the exact same comments as the devil on my shoulder. But one does not simply get fenders without doing upgraded suspension to accompany them. Its a slippery slope man...

 

[Jake17]

Goin' back & forth on my decision to either change to an offset closer to stock, or change the tires to 35's..

what to do?

 

[Aaron]

You have the exact same comments as the devil on my shoulder. But one does not simply get fenders without doing upgraded suspension to accompany them. Its a slippery slope man...

It really is, but at least it's an entertaining slippery slope. Have you seen those new Fox shocks? They are freaking artwork you bolt to your truck.

 

[Johngm45]

I have t8 22x10 wit 35 Toyo and a 1.5 RPG perch and zero rub issues


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