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DWeikert
Aug 26, 2013Explorer II
wintersun wrote:
Where people have problems is with new rims that are wider and move the load on the spindles further out from the truck resulting in their failing as much from the leveraged loading as from the heavier tires.
Just wanted to add to watch the offset/backspace on any aftermarket wheels. On my 2008, stock wheels had an offset of +28mm (IIRC). A lot of aftermarket wheels have a negative offset which causes the wheel to extend further out. It's a little hard to explain but if you play with the wheel width/offset numbers on the rimsntires calculator you can see the differences.
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