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Usually 285/50/20 are the norm for 20x9.5. I went bold and tried 295/45/20 and they work just make sure you have more than +20mm offset wheels or you may rub the fender if lowered. FTL on my part.. lol I am running 275/50/20 on my 20x9 Voxx Wheels

Im not sure about the wheel offset on the aviators but im curious if these would work.

I am still torn on which direction I want to go. I know I won't be lowering but I don't know if I'm going with all terrain and smaller wheels or sticking close to stock with street wheels and tires. I still trying to understand offset and how much or little I need.

Not sure if you are looking for off road or street look. I am running 275/50/20 and lowered Eibach Springs. Second picture (Front Shot) was 295/45/20 I had to remove because they rubbed due to my wheel offset was +20

Anything from +30 to +35 is ideal. Could go a little bit further out but those are what will look best.

That's right, back space! You're 100% correct! He is going to look when he goes to take pics of them. If I remember right, I need a +30 offset. The rims are 22x9.5. He's only asking $1,000 for a set of four.

What you described is called back space, the distance from the mounting surface to the inner edge of the wheel. Offset is how far the mounting surface is away from the centerline of the wheel.

Most rims have the offset and specs imprinted on the back of the head of the rim.

I'm talking to someone about buying these Asanti rims. The only problem is he doesn't know what the offset is. To get the offset, don't you place a straight edge across the back of the rim and then measure from there down to the center? This is a stock picture of what the rims look like. He is...

Thanks! I bought them through a shop out east in Canada. Surprisingly they were on sale. I was having a hard time finding the specs I wanted on a set of wheels available in Canada. Everything was either discontinued or unavailable so I bit the bullet and ordered these. Ordered them beginning...

Probably because they are backlogged on orders and all their wheels are custom.

How did you buy or get those?!?! I was talking to Vossen about getting the HFX-1s and the person I was talking to said they don't or won't have them for our size or bolt pattern for a while. What are the specs of your wheels and tires (offset, etc.)? Thanks! Looks awesome!!!

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What model? I work with a handful of vendors and can likely get you a set at a good price if you're still shopping.

You will be perfectly fine but I think it is absolutely useless. You can run up to 315s which give these cars a really meaty tire setup, and all that money you spent on rims is going to be worth it. Your speedometer will be slightly off, but it will be worth it.

I’m looking to run a 285/40/22 tire on a 22x10.5 30 offset wheel. Will I have rubbing issues once’s lowered on steeda or eibach springs? Reason I want to run that tire size is it’s the exact same height (31”) as the stock 255/55/20’s.

x-plan is about invoice, so you can generally save about 2,500 with Granger, but you have to offset flights, hotels, gas, and your personal time.

Truck looks great! I want to run the exact same tire and wheel size. As it’s really close in height to the stock 20’s. What offset did you get? Also is that still on stock springs.

They were sold.. I am thinking about selling my current wheel/tire set up.. 3k mile on tire. 22s with 305s all around. +30 offset. No spacer needed for flush fit

Touren TR92 22x10.5 5x4.5" +32mm offset with 305/35R22 Lionhart LH-Five 110W XL tires. Less than 10k on the setup. Selling the car so trying to return to stock what I can. Also includes black lug nuts and all black center caps (installed, not pictured). They are smooth, quiet and grip well...