+18 offset

[Pahrump]

I am a wheel retard I suppose.... so a 22x9.5 wheel with a +18 offset will stick out or tuck?

I thought that negative offset stuck out?

[hammett88]

Yeah I believe + sticks out

[hodge1995]

I had the same problem as far as those numbers go. I called KMC if I understood correct the larger the plus number the more it would set in. For a 2008 he told me anything from +12 to +40 would work. Does anyone happen to know what the stock rim is?

[Pahrump]

THats what I thought that they sit in....I have 20x12 rockstars with a -44 offset I think and they stuck out

[cartmanea]

Negative offsets move the wheel out, positive offsets move the wheel in. I don't know what stock offset is on an '08, but I think +18 is close or might be moved out just slightly.

[hodge1995]

Originally Posted by Pahrump

THats what I thought that they sit in....I have 20x12 rockstars with a -44 offset I think and they stuck out

That is interesting, the guy at KMC told me to stay away from negatve on my truck. I wonder why? How far did they stick out? And yes I am a wheel moron too.

[cartmanea]

On '05 and later trucks, negative offsets stick way out, like 2"+

[Pahrump]

Originally Posted by cartmanea

Negative offsets move the wheel out, positive offsets move the wheel in. I don't know what stock offset is on an '08, but I think +18 is close or might be moved out just slightly.

Cool thats exactly what I want..close to stock offset...want to just about tuck the tires...thanks

[Gas Sucks]

Originally Posted by cartmanea

Negative offsets move the wheel out, positive offsets move the wheel in. I don't know what stock offset is on an '08, but I think +18 is close or might be moved out just slightly.

Correct negative (-) stick out more.

FYI the Factory 20's are like a +44

[cartmanea]

I thought they were in the +30 range.