0341Marine
Active Member
I know next to nothing abut wheels and offset. I have a 2018 SCREW with the OEM 17 aluminum 6 spoke beadlock wheels (M-1007-W1785B). I'm looking to replace these with a new wheel that is a bit more open to show off my calipers.
I know that these are 17x8.5" with a 34mm offset. I see other OEM wheels, KL3V-1007-BB, that look to be identical measurement wise but most sites say these will not fit my 2018 truck. Does anyone know if this is just an error on the web site?
What other offset can I consider with the 17" wheels? I'm looking for plug and play, just want to swap them out without any worry about rubbing/fitment. Was considering Vorsteiner 17" VR-602 with 12mm offset or maybe KMC summit with 18mm offset.
I guess my jarhead infantry brain is having a hard time grasping what offset is and how much room I have to play with in deviating from the stock 34mm. My shocks are all stock, only aftermarket item is the Z36 powerstop brakes. Not sure if that will impact fitment.
I know there are some threads on here about wheels but I don't have the time or patience to wade through hundreds of pages to find an answer to this. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I know that these are 17x8.5" with a 34mm offset. I see other OEM wheels, KL3V-1007-BB, that look to be identical measurement wise but most sites say these will not fit my 2018 truck. Does anyone know if this is just an error on the web site?
What other offset can I consider with the 17" wheels? I'm looking for plug and play, just want to swap them out without any worry about rubbing/fitment. Was considering Vorsteiner 17" VR-602 with 12mm offset or maybe KMC summit with 18mm offset.
I guess my jarhead infantry brain is having a hard time grasping what offset is and how much room I have to play with in deviating from the stock 34mm. My shocks are all stock, only aftermarket item is the Z36 powerstop brakes. Not sure if that will impact fitment.
I know there are some threads on here about wheels but I don't have the time or patience to wade through hundreds of pages to find an answer to this. Any help is greatly appreciated.