Aftermarket Wheels & Tire size/offset photos

bsb4fsu said:
I would highly recommend Ridge Grapplers. They are a little more expensive than other options, but they ride great, are not noisy and wear very well. My last truck had a set for 37,000 miles when I sold it and they still looked like they hadn’t least another 10,000 left on them.
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On top of all that, they perform well in all conditions. I've been running them since they first hit the market. Rotate every oil change and getting 40K+ miles on them.
 
Moto Metal 20x9 +0 offset and Toyo Open Country R/T 37x12.50s. The only rubbing is on that plastic nub on the rear side of the front fenders where the running board meets up with the fender. That is easily dremelled out.

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Patriot said:
Where do you keep your spare?
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My spare right now is pretty much useless. It's still the stock tire. I will replace the tire with a 37x11.5 at some point in the future, along with relocating it to future truck bed storage. I have a neat idea for a camper shell configuration that will probably get executed late summer this year. Until then, tow trucks are my friend in the event of a flat.

I've seen a picture somewhere (I think in this forum, actually) with someone stuffing a 37 spare in the original location. It is less than an inch from the exhaust pipe, though, so it's a bit too risky for my taste.
 
strogg said:
My spare right now is pretty much useless. It's still the stock tire. I will replace the tire with a 37x11.5 at some point in the future, along with relocating it to future truck bed storage. I have a neat idea for a camper shell configuration that will probably get executed late summer this year. Until then, tow trucks are my friend in the event of a flat.

I've seen a picture somewhere (I think in this forum, actually) with someone stuffing a 37 spare in the original location. It is less than an inch from the exhaust pipe, though, so it's a bit too risky for my taste.
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I learned recently a 37” spare will not fit in the OE spare storage area. It’s simply too tall. I passed on 37’s as I did not want to give up my cargo space in the bed. I do think they look cool and impressive, however a spare in the bed takes up too much room and then you need to lock it down. Just another view point. ??
 
driftwoodsvt said:
^^ Not a Tremor? Only asking because that truck doesn't have the factory fender flares.
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It isn’t a Tremor. However, when I joined I mentioned my truck wasn’t a Tremor and they said that was okay. This is by far the best forum out there!
 
Letch said:
Nice looking. Just added rims to my tremor and used black rhino mission 18x9 with +6 offset. Factory tires.
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I keep coming back to this post. Moving the Duratracs out a little makes a big difference. I like this look a lot. Did anything seem to change in ride or handling or is the change to subtle to notice that?
 
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