22x9 +12 offset, fitment.

Kamilmk

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Hello all,

Was wondering how those wheels would sit on my truck. They are currently on an 08, needed minor trimming at rear, truck isn't lifted. Neither is mine. They sit flush with fenders on the 08.

How would the +12 offset look on the classic style truck?

If anyone's got pictures for reference, would be tits!!!

Thanks for any and all input.

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TROJAN366

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Kamilmk said:
Hello all,

Was wondering how those wheels would sit on my truck. They are currently on an 08, needed minor trimming at rear, truck isn't lifted. Neither is mine. They sit flush with fenders on the 08.

How would the +12 offset look on the classic style truck?

If anyone's got pictures for reference, would be tits!!!

Thanks for any and all input.

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9" wide wheels with a +12 offset shouldn't poke much at all. If I am not mistaken that is what the specs of my old wheels were. How much you need to trim should depend on your tire choice and ride height. Beach pic tires were 285/55s and the parking lot were 305/55
 

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Kamilmk

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305/45 is what they are wrapped in now. Still about 50% tread left on current tires. That's what I'd leave for now. Would decide later if I would keep the same tire size, or change.

Thanks for the pictures and input. Help a lot to get a visual. Those rims have a lip on them, yours didnt. Think that makes a difference ?

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TROJAN366

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My apologies. I thought they were 20" wheels not 22s. My current wheel is a 22x11 0 offset with 305/40s and they don't stick out that much at all. I believe a 22x9 -12 would stick out marginally less.
 

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A. Stock Lbz

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I have 22x10 +12 on my denali and they are almost flush with the bedsides. 285/50/22 just leveled out with trimming in the back. I'll post a pic
 
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please ignore everything I said. I think I'm losing my mind. You won;t have any issues with a +12. I was reading and thinking negative offset. They will fit fine with little to no rubbing.
 
Kamilmk

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Haha, that's alright. I'm pretty much confirmed on the whole no rub issues and no, to minimum poke.

Now, anyone has any suggestions on some drop shackles?

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Kamilmk

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Hey. Didn't want to bump this thread, but I also didn't want to start another one.

Can anyone identify the wheels? They are 22x9 +12 offset. Chrome. 8 spoke. Apparently they are Incubus? Trying to find what the wheel is exactly for the possibility of buying one for spare tire.

Let me know if anyone has any luck identifying these?

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Edit: Fuh gramhur.

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Bill H

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Are these wheels 20 or 22?
What is the brand I have a very similar wheel and they have 305/50/20s and am curious if I would be able to go larger.
 
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